Welcome to the Max for Live research group!

Here you'll find the research we've collected, Live tutorials, Max tutorials, and our projects and patches. Enjoy!

Our focus is on the Max for Live feature, but also on performance of original works using Live. We also plan on researching generative music.

This site has been established to fulfill requirements for the Computer Music II course offered by Stetson University and taught by Dr. Nathan Wolek.

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