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Awesome video, thank you! Is there a way to change where the 'center of gravity' is? For example, instead of it being a fixed point like (0,0,0) be able to change those coordinates with flonums?

Great Video Umut, Clear And Explanatory

Very interesting patch. I am confused a bit about dt. I was expecting a time control but this seems like a scaling factor.

Hey, this is super interesting. What books do you recommend to continue learning algorithmic music? Thanks a lot for doing this!

Love it! Like a malleable infinity mirror 🎉

Many thanks ! You make Max's understanding so tangible !

fantastic explanation

great ! so clear so explained...

Thank you very much for this tutorial!

wow... you explain max in a way that's completely accessible to newbies but also quick and useful. Also the idea here is fantastic, as well as the implementation. One of the best max products i've ever seen. Someone needs way more subs..

is there a way to make a similar patch in pd?

How can I use it with sfplay?

I can't find the dim object. How can I do it?

can i connect a song and make this analyze the songs frequencies and beats to coordinate the attractor with the song?

So I'm completely ignorant about all of this, but I'm wondering if any symmetrical pattern is possible with the right shape and size of plate? There are specific patterns that I'd love to be able to create with cymatics, but I don't know if it's actually possible in any way. Or where to even begin.

Thanks !

If i duplicate the patch and type in the second one the formula of another attractor, is it possible to switch between the two attractors with a macro control? Btw this is amazing, thank you very much!

I am having trouble with bottons does not work

Thank you for sharing!

Thank you for this very nice tutorial I try with the Aizawa attractor and the result was prety impressive

ğlay :) fun surprises of a Turkish Q keyboard :)

Amazing!!

thank you for sharing your work! I'm trying to use it with a sampler (sonifying the game) and I need to slowdown the generation of cells (or better tie it somehow to my ableton project tempo), can't find where's the time parameter here. help)

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the most violent mouse clicks ive ever heard

Amazing video! Thank you

awesome

Really helpfull, thank you so much!!!!!

supercool, man!

this is really great. thanks a lot !

Hey, I don't understand why the 2 jit.matrix objects have the same name "analysis" but have different planes/dimensions/parameters! Could you please explain this, thanks

Your channel is great! I've seen some of the same techniques shown in other channels, but you do a great job of explaining the "why" and the "how" along the way.

Can’t wait to try this patch out with some classic Roland CR-78 samples

Quickthresh…where have you been all my patching life..Great tutorial!

great tutorial!

This is a great series and along with the book and web site, a wonderful source of inspiration. Thanks! Any thoughts on how to implement the "save PNG" functionality in MAX/Jitter?

Thank you for this patch! For some reason it stopped working when I added the X-ray.jit.quicksort object. The image renders to the window, but it freezes and then it changes to only one color. I can't figure out where the bug is.

Never hit sub so fast, amazing content! Question - looking at older MAX threads on distortion, folks talk about using look up tables to save CPU. Can you talk about these methods, especially with some of these more complex calculations?

thank you very much for this video! really helped, well explained, pleasant voice

is there a way to use a wave generator as input for these variables and display a result directly related to hertz?

Great video! thanks!

Such a great tutorial thank you so much! At the end of the video you say you can use this to generate other material. I'm trying to build a patch in which a chord triggers an audio file to be played and am struggling with that process - what object or message tells the detected chord to play the audiofile? Would [sel] be involved?

Great tutorial, as always, could be interesting achieve the "same" result using exclusively jit.gl.pix, but this tutorial is illuminating. Keep going with this kind of content! Thank you

oh and i know you've found a rich seam of content with the generative design site - here's a book which has more ideas in it! www.mat.ucsb.edu/~g.legrady/academic/courses/20f594/txt/generativeArt2.pdf

another v interesting video as usual! could you use the norm object and just multiply by twopi and achieve the same thing as the scale/dim/cell method?