VoxMir is an audio processing application made with MaxMSP.

Sound is manipulated in realtime by using the analog sticks of a PlayStation 3 controller to change the parameters of various signal processing effects (low pass filter, pitch shift, delay, pan).

Any sound can be fed into a microphone and then modified in an intuitive and unique way with the controller.

The “hi” object is used to interface with the PlayStation controller, which has the values of the X/Y coordinates of its joysticks scaled to control the inputs of the signal processing objects. Audio input/output is handled with “ezadc~” and “ezdac~”. The audio signal is run from the mic, through a “lores~” filter (LPF), along with “tapin~” and “tapout~” for delay effects. There is logarithmic panning, and “pfft~” is used in conjunction with the “gizmo~” abstraction for real time pitch shifting.

Requirements:
* Max 6 / Max Runtime (Runtime is free to use)
* PlayStation 3 SIXAXIS controller (paired with computer)
* Headphones (highly recommended to prevent a feedback loop)

www.ryan-baldwin.com/voxmir-maxmsp

VoxMir (MaxMSP) Test

~ sound ~

Technical Sound Designer & Audio Engineer based in Seattle, WA, US

Ryan-Baldwin.com

VoxMir (MaxMSP) Test

// ryan baldwin