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Sam Tarakajian (@starakaj)

starakaj

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DeliciousTutorials

Delicious Max/MSP tutorials!

holdr

You are now holding your phone

programming-is-possible

Course materials for the Programming is the Art of the Possible course

wikisonnet

Automatically generate sonnets from wikipedia

how2max

Do you want to Max? Of course you do. Here's how.

ciee-ircam

Materials for the CIEE Max course at IRCAM

syncopaste

Learning Unity by making a weird space shooter

gen2ios

tone-electron

Experimenting with Tone.js and Electron

teachable-machine-starter

Starter project scaffold for working with Teachable Machine

jit_webstream

Experiments with streaming video (youtube, vimeo etc.) into Max

double-pendulum-amxd

A Max for Live device that uses a double pendulum

otherbirds

otherbirds website

jitter_sarah_lawrence

Example patchers and code snippets, first used at sarah lawrence as part of a Jitter shader class

processing-with-max

Some examples of using Processing with Max

ircampack

This package contains snippets, media, patchers and other stuff for the CIEE 2017 Max class. Enjoy

heck-workshop

Max materials for the intro workshop at HECK

annotation-tester

TypeScript or FlowType? You decide.

poem-starter

Based on my react-express-starter, this simple template lets you experiment with server-based poem generation

wikisonnet-server

Write sonnets with wikipedia

ml5-face-starter

A starter scaffold for experimenting with ml5, especially the face tracker

bc-workshop

Materials for a workshop at Brooklyn College, originally Nov 19, 2018

WrapPad

iOS app with a wrapping sequencer

express-game-starter

Another starter for Programming is the Art of the Possible, this one with a simple scaffold for a grid-based game.

automated_max_workshop

Patches from the Max workshop at the Automated Music Hackathon

lazykey

One button music for one button people