Have my 250 and ready to splash but was just looking for some last minute feedback on M4l. im into creating experimental music and what can be achieved in max/msp is unreal. I have gathered all the resources together to learn max/msp but their is still this niggling little doubt that i wont understand the application. Im willing to learn for sure but is their a reason for me to feel like this? Also i know that the tutorials are the best place for learning but does anyone have any techniques for learning e.g one tutorial a day etc....
Any feedback is really appreciated
before jumping in
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flowdesigner
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Re: before jumping in
Hey man,
If you dont have any experience with programming or dsp, and suck at math, have bad organizational skills, and smoke a spliff first thing in the morning, I guess you will struggle a bit learning this stuff
It is a bit more complicated than flipping the Reason rack around, but, if you focus on a little part of MAx, like building midi gadgets, its not that hard
I say go for it!
If you dont have any experience with programming or dsp, and suck at math, have bad organizational skills, and smoke a spliff first thing in the morning, I guess you will struggle a bit learning this stuff
It is a bit more complicated than flipping the Reason rack around, but, if you focus on a little part of MAx, like building midi gadgets, its not that hard
I say go for it!
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flowdesigner
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Re: before jumping in
Several hours or days...this is what makes me feel pretty dumbShelLuser wrote:The most important part is that you're willing to dive straight in and spend several hours if not days on learning this stuff.
Do you have an IQ > 150 or something?