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<p>Ejimenez: moved Simon to Simon Game in Max</p> <hr /> <div>== Project Proposal ==<br /> ===What I intended to do===<br /> As a final project for this course, I will attempt to utilize what we’ve learned so far about Cycling ’74 Max MSP in combination with using a PS2 remote to generate some kind of musical aspect. Ideas that I have so far include using the buttons to on the controller to make certain sounds or initiate certain patches within Max. I’m leaning towards the idea of creating a Simon-like game within Max if I can get everything to work.<br /> <br /> ===What skills I already know===<br /> I already know how to use Max to some extent, along with passing MIDI channels to other programs such as Ableton Live, and Acoustica Mixcraft. If I need to edit sound files, I can do that from within Audacity.<br /> <br /> ===What skills are yet to be learned===<br /> Throughout this particular course, we have been learning a few things at a time with the Max program. Although it is not necessarily one of my favorite programs out there, this project will make me concentrate on using applications that I don’t necessarily prefer along with allowing me to create something interactive instead of just a composition created in Ableton Live.<br /> <br /> ===Deliverable(s)===<br /> The final project should include a Max application file, along with any associated sound files needed. If I need to implement other objects not native to Max, I will be sure to include those as well. The entire project will be compressed into a .zip file and uploaded to myWPI.<br /> <br /> == Current Project Status ==<br /> Incomplete as of 2/27/13 due to a &quot;Stack Overflow&quot; error in Max. Figuring out how to fix it for the time being. The only &quot;working&quot; parts of the project are making sounds with the buttons pressed on the PS2 controller.</div>

Ejimenez https://vjmedia.wpi.edu/index.php?title=Simon&diff=213 2013-02-27T12:33:15Z

<p>Ejimenez: moved Simon to Simon Game in Max</p> <hr /> <div>#REDIRECT [[Simon Game in Max]]</div>

Ejimenez https://vjmedia.wpi.edu/index.php?title=Simon_Game_in_Max&diff=210 2013-02-27T12:01:51Z

<p>Ejimenez: Simon-clone game on Max MSP using a PS2 controller</p> <hr /> <div>== Project Proposal ==<br /> ===What I intended to do===<br /> As a final project for this course, I will attempt to utilize what we’ve learned so far about Cycling ’74 Max MSP in combination with using a PS2 remote to generate some kind of musical aspect. Ideas that I have so far include using the buttons to on the controller to make certain sounds or initiate certain patches within Max. I’m leaning towards the idea of creating a Simon-like game within Max if I can get everything to work.<br /> <br /> ===What skills I already know===<br /> I already know how to use Max to some extent, along with passing MIDI channels to other programs such as Ableton Live, and Acoustica Mixcraft. If I need to edit sound files, I can do that from within Audacity.<br /> <br /> ===What skills are yet to be learned===<br /> Throughout this particular course, we have been learning a few things at a time with the Max program. Although it is not necessarily one of my favorite programs out there, this project will make me concentrate on using applications that I don’t necessarily prefer along with allowing me to create something interactive instead of just a composition created in Ableton Live.<br /> <br /> ===Deliverable(s)===<br /> The final project should include a Max application file, along with any associated sound files needed. If I need to implement other objects not native to Max, I will be sure to include those as well. The entire project will be compressed into a .zip file and uploaded to myWPI.<br /> <br /> == Current Project Status ==<br /> Incomplete as of 2/27/13 due to a &quot;Stack Overflow&quot; error in Max. Figuring out how to fix it for the time being. The only &quot;working&quot; parts of the project are making sounds with the buttons pressed on the PS2 controller.</div>

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