Lemur Beta 2.0

holiday · Post by **holiday** » Mon Jan 12, 2009 8:17 pm

[quote="Lo-Fi Massahkah"][quote="holiday"]You were saying you use Max MSP/Jitter in conjunction with the Lemur? Is that right? I am really interested in that process.[/quote]

I am a rookie doing some sequencer stuff. What do you wanna know?

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Was just curious as to how intricate your patches were, how many speakers you use for the spacialization, etc. I play in a group in NYC, and we are an indie-psychedelic band that is using MAXMSP/Jitter to spacialize a lot of stuff. We just started playing together a few months ago, and I am always curios as to what other people are up to with the program. I am dying to get a lemur... but economy is bad here. How long have you had the lemur?

Lo-Fi Massahkah · Post by **Lo-Fi Massahkah** » Tue Jan 13, 2009 7:11 pm

I'm not really "spacilizing" anything. I'm all stereo!

I've had the Lemur since about 2 and a half year - with a break for a few months.

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GhostandtheMachine · Post by **GhostandtheMachine** » Wed Jan 14, 2009 9:35 pm

I saw this post and thought I would mention a project I am working on.

I am working with a few others to start an Open Source Multitouch controller group for Max/Pd, etc. music software.

This is a video of a beta test, but I have the max multitouch running with the open source touchlib (touchlib.com) and a Max Msp demo. It already has many of the lemur functions and as soon we get the framework up anyone can create their own miltitouch max patches. A Multitouch screen can be made for a few hundred dollars. I am running a full Ableton controller on a 30" LCD my company is about to produce.

If anyone is interested in contributing or using the open multitouch music software just check the www.demandevolution.com page

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u-2bdoYzZvY

Lemur Beta 2.0

Open Source Controller for Max and Ableton