[Dec 8] Let’s Meet Up and talk MAX/MSP

By Carol Parkinson PastEvents

Why MAX/MSP?

What is different about MAX/MSP to other programs such as Cinder, Processing and openFrameworks.

How does MAX/MSP interface with other programs like Ableton Live (M4L) and Processing.

Learn about external objects and see examples of our work and other online projects made with MAX/MSP.

Presented by Interactive Media Designer Sofia Paraskeva, Composer and Programmer Mike Sperone and special guests.

Tuesday December 8 2015 at 7pm FREE

Location: Harvestworks

596 Broadway, #602 | New York, NY 10012

Phone: 212-431-1130

Subway: F/M/D/B Broadway/Lafayette, R Prince, 6 Bleecker

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