Music Hackspace Getting Started with Spectral Effects in Max by Umut Eldem [TUTORiAL]

Work with FFT and spectral processing in Max using pfft~, building spectral filters, noise reduction, cross synthesis, buffer-based analysis and stochastic freeze and scrub effects. In this workshop, you dive into the powerful world of spectral processing using Max and FFT (Fast Fourier Transform) techniques. You explore both the theory and practical applications of FFT analysis and synthesis to craft your spectral effects. From spectral filtering and delay to phase vocoding, this course will equip you with the tools and knowledge needed to design and implement unique sound effects for your creative audio projects. Learning outcomes Understand the fundamentals of FFT analysis and synthesis and their application in sound design. Build and implement spectral effects such as filtering, delay, and phase vocoding using Max. Develop the skills to customize and integrate spectral processing effects into your own audio projects. Who is this course for? Musicians, sound designers, and producers interested in exploring advanced audio processing techniques. Max users who want to expand their knowledge of FFT and spectral processing. Audio technologists or engineers looking to enhance their sound design toolkit with custom effects. Requirements An Internet Connection Course content: 1 - Introduction to FFT and Spectral Effects 2 - Input and Output for pfft- 3 - Thinking with bins, samples, and windows 4 - Spectral Lowpass Filter 5 - Advanced Spectral Filter 6 - Overlap Factor and Hop Size 7 - Noise Filtering with FFT 8 - Cross Synthesis 9 - Recording FFT Analysis into a Buffer 10 - FFT Scrub and Stochastic Freeze