The NL Max Community repository. This repository includes a collection of patches and code shared/programmed during the Max User Meetup NL. This readme also includes links to websites of the community members and links to other sites of interest.
- Sannety
- Jaromir Mulders
- Maija Anttila
- Sem Shimla
- Timo Hoogland
- Massimiliano Cerioni
- Diogo Carriço
- Lars Bijleveld
- ...you? edit this readme and join our meetup! ^^
social
learn
- Jitter resources list
- Gen~ resources list
- Places to learn Max
- Tutorials - Dude837
- Tutorials - Amazing Max Stuff
- Tutorials - Sem Shimla
downloads
- Deceased Unfinished Projects
- TMHGLND Max Patches
- Jaromir JDevices (M4L)
- ...missing something? edit this readme
tips'n'tricks
- More small live tutorials
- Ask the community what they would like to discuss/learn and find people that would like to present based on that
- Do a small patch-a-thon
- Put out a challenge to work with only a subset of max objects
- Live coding with max short challenges (6 minute patching with timer)
- Some live performances instead of presentations (maybe as a different type of event)
- ...any ideas? edit this readme
Add your own patches?
Create a Github account. Fork the repository. Add a folder of the format firstname-lastname. Add your project, patchers, code, assets to that folder. Make add a description to your commit and make a pull request.
Add a member or site?
Create a Github account. Click the README.md file and proceed to edit (Github forks the project for you). Put in the text you want to have added, make adjustments to other text if you think something needs to be changed. Check the result in the Preview changes. Afterwards add a description to your commit and create a pull request by clicking propose file change.
This community follows the Contributor Covenant Code of Conduct
We as members, contributors, and leaders pledge to make participation in our community a harassment-free experience for everyone, regardless of age, body size, visible or invisible disability, ethnicity, sex characteristics, gender identity and expression, level of experience, education, socio-economic status, nationality, personal appearance, race, religion, or sexual identity and orientation.
We pledge to act and interact in ways that contribute to an open, welcoming, diverse, inclusive, and healthy community.
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