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'click me'), or for adding information to your patch to make its operation more apparent to you or anyone you might share your patch with. A comment box is used to add text for labeling controls (e.g. This is a comment There is actually a box around this text, but it is not visible until we decide to edit our patch. The third box doesnвЂ™t look like a box at all вЂ“ it appears to be text on the background of patcher window. Message boxes contain some information (called a message) that can be sent to objects, and can operate as either commands or control data. These are visually different from the object box вЂ“ they have a gray background, and do not have an outline. Just below the object box is a message box (labelled with the word 'message'). Object boxes are the basic logic element of Max вЂ“ they contain functions that perform some sort of task, and operate like miniature programs within the larger environment. This is an object box, and can be recognized by its rounded outline and (in this case) a small 'port' at the top left that we call an inlet. The first element is the box labeled print. At the top right-hand side of the patch window, we can see three types of boxes. To open the tutorial patch, click on the green Open Tutorial button in the upper right-hand corner of the documentation window. This brief tour of a simple patcher will show the basic typology of simple programs written in Max: object boxes that perform command actions within a patch message boxes that allow us to create messages that can be sent to the objects comment boxes that allow us to document our patchers to make them easier to understand. We will also delve into some of the basic editing functions provided by the Max environment. Have fun connecting the physical to the digital, getting Max to talk to Ableton Live, but most importantly, do something we haven't thought of yet.In this tutorial, we will examine the building blocks of a Max patcher: the object box, the message box and the comment box. MaxMSP and the Touch Board work great together. Exit presentation mode (View/Presentation) to see all the data types available. The patch opens in presentation mode and is only showing you a small piece of the data the Touch Board is producing. The patch is well documented, so make sure to read all the notes there. Touch the electrodes on the board and watch the values change. Select it, and you should see the numbers immediately start changing, and the slider objects should come to life. Your Touch Board should then appear in the drop-down menu.

Plug in your Touch Board and open up the patch. Make sure that the Touch Board Communication patch is closed.

Max-MSP-Touch-Board-communication-public.zip.

If you don't already have MaxMSP installed, you can find a link below.

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To download our Touch Board Communication patch, click the link below and unzip it to a convenient location. This is the raw data that Max is going to parse. Uncheck auto-scroll to pause the values, and you'll note that there are repeating lines of values that start with TOUCH, TTHS, RTHS, FDAT, and BVAL.

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Setting up Arduino with Your Touch BoardД¬heck that you've uploaded Datastream correctly by opening up the Serial Monitor (Tools/Serial Monitor) in Arduino.If you haven't set up your Touch Board with Arduino, then make sure to complete our 'Setting up Arduino with your Touch Board' tutorial first (link below). Make sure to select the correct Board and Port before hitting upload. Find it by navigating to File/ Examples/ MPR121/ Examples/ DataStream.

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The DataStream code is an example within our MPR121 Library. Your Touch Board will need our DataStream code to communicate with the Max patch. Step 1 Upload Datastream to your Touch Board

1 x Computer running Mac OS, Windows, or Linux, with Max/MSP 7.0 or later.

x USB Micro B to USB A or USB C (depending on your computer's USB port type).

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The following tutorial shows you how to get your board set up and gives you a brief introduction to our basic Max patch. Max/MSP/Jitter user? Cool! The Touch Board works great with Max. Max/MSP/Jitter opens up a world of interactive possibilities for your Touch Board projects