Level: Intermediate
Cycling 74’s Jitter offers a vast playground of programming opportunities to create your own visual devices. In this workshop you will build your own visual device that utilizes a audio signals to manipulate imaginary. This workshop aims to provide you with suitable skills to begin exploring the jitter environment.
Session Learning Outcomes
By the end of this session a successful student will be able to:
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Discover the basics of the Jitter framework.
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Explore options for analysing audio signals to gather data to control visuals
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Deploy objects suitable for making visuals
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Apply processes from data acquired from audio signals to control visuals.
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Apply UI elements and save into a Max For Live device.
Session Study Topics
- The jitter landscape
- Audio analysis
- Using visual objects
- Control visual objects
- UI & M4L devices
Requirements
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A computer and internet connection
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A good working knowledge of computer systems
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An basic awareness of audio processing
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Good familiarity with MSP
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Access to a copy of Max 8 (i.e. trial or full license) or Live Suite (M4L)
About the workshop leader
Ned Rush aka Duncan Wilson is a musician, producer and performer. He's most likely known best for his YouTube channel, which features a rich and vast quantity of videos including tutorials, software development, visual art, sound design, internet comedy, and of course music.
