Max MSP Tutorial -- The Absolute Basics pt 2 -- Lists and Variables

In this video we continue our max msp basic lessons by discussing lists, what they are and their use cases with variables. If you Enjoy please like and subscribe and check out the other links below.

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[RewindFields]

The vibes are impeccable, therefore the teaching is great! thanks

[bjkim]

Huge thanks for the second part! Would love a part 3! This series has been helping out so much. Went through tons of videos but nobody explains it better than you!

[Airkumar]

Such a great teacher! Going through a bunch of your videos (and decided to go back to basics because you explain the details so well)

[alb_reuel]

love to see it again. hope to see more videos

[bekatodria]

great tutorials. keep recording. love it. waiting for more interesting ones. thanks

[beckmala]

Thanks a lot for these beginner tutorials! Please keep on making these, they help a lot :)

[gabrielestrada]

hey, wonderful video! I have a question: I can't seem to be able to use float numbers. I di write "pack f f f" and the output messages has a dot after every number as well. I just can't make the three number values create float number... do you know why? do I have to create specific "float number" object to be input-ed in the pack?

[tobiasmiorin]

Great video Andrew, thank you! You mentioned you might do a video on the swatch object. That would be awesome!
I'm currently trying to somehow make the colour selector of a swatch object be controllable by the clip envelopes in Ableton - so people can automate the colour. Any ideas on how to achieve that? I've been unlucky so far... Thanks in advance!

[EricBalcon]

well, that's a nice tuto, the problem is that for a newbie like me I can't even figure out how to put the list view to visualize the 3 datas module the pack object ? it's best to start from scratch for beginners and not from something already in place.

[EvenStarLoveAnanda]

You are doing a great job my Thanks much.
Can you do a tutorial on how to do nicer pictures on the GUI controls.
The standard one's look ugly and basic.
I wanna build something much nicer with 3D rendered knobs and buttons and also other GUI elements in a Control panel that is a visually pleasing environment.. I can create any shapes in SolidWorks and give you some nice pictures and videos.

[pbob]

I cant change the number in the number (i) box, it is always zero.