Music Hackspace Jitter in Ableton by Ned Rush [TUTORiAL]

Build an audio-reactive Jitter patch inside Ableton: compare Jitter and OpenGL, extract data from audio, process the render context, and port the finished visual patch into Max for Live. Learning outcomes Discover the basics of the Jitter framework Explore options for analysing audio signals to gather data to control visuals Deploy objects suitable for making visuals Apply processes from data acquired from audio signals to control visuals Apply UI elements and save into a Max For Live device Who is this course for? This course is for people with a programming background who are interested in exploring the jitter environment. Requirements A computer and Internet connection A good working knowledge of computer systems A basic awareness of audio processing Good familiarity with MSP Access to a copy of Max 8 (i.e. trial or full license) Music Hackspace Jitter in Ableton by Ned Rush