Posts Tagged max/msp/jitter
On Lo-Fi Imagery and Documentation: Audio Visualist, Stephanie Sherriff
Stephanie Sherriff is one of those artists that knows what she wants. Somehow her work continues to evolve while remaining uniquely styled to her aesthetic. This is a rare trait amongst experimental media-based artists. Before her last set of visual performances at the Bunker, she revamped her performance system, built some new FX, and shot some new footage. Needless to say, those of us that had seen Stephanie perform previously were eager with anticipation to see her latest material. Naturally, Stephanie pulled out all of the stops. She showcased an extensive array of her repertoire and amongst it was her ...
Retrospective: Max/MSP/Jitter at GAFFTA from an Educator and a Data Scientist
Programming can seem rather daunting when you’re a novice. Now, imagine programming for a person that considers their learning style much more conducive to visualizing a process versus seeing in code and plain text. Max/MSP/Jitter helps patch this gap for individuals seeking a dynamic toolset that allows mapping of code, and programming that enables processes to be charted and visualized. Max is predominantly used by musicians and visual artists interested in incorporating sound into immersive and interactive environments, and serves as a fantastic medium for anyone interested in creating music sets that are both dynamic and engaging.
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