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GUIDELINES:
1. If you have a simple question, please use the Search bar first. (upperright)
2. If you need help on a Max project:

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paste it on pastebin.com
post the link in your post along with a screenshot, like that.
If your post does not follow these guidelines, it will be deleted
without notice. (if your post is about a simple fix or a Max error,
screenshots without code are okay.)
3. Personal advertisements are okay, as long as there is info on how it
relates to Max. Otherwise, it will be deleted.
4. If you need to "bump" a question / event / project, do it as a comment on
your original post, do not double-post. Double posts will be deleted.
NEW MEMBERS:
1. If your invite request is rejected, it's because you match the profile
signature of a spam bot. (if you're a real person, we apologize!) Your second
request will not be overlooked.
2. Please do not contact the admins with questions regarding Max. Our
group members will help you as soon as you're added.
SPAM:
1. In case of a spam post, please press Report.
2. Please do not comment on a spam post.
3. Do not tag or message an admin about spam. We are notified on spam
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LINKS:
Peter Bachelor's Max examples (beginner / intermediate)
Peter Elsea's Max tutorials (beginner+ / advanced)
Christopher Dobrian's Max examples from students (beginner+ /
intermediate+)
Sam Tarakajian's Delicious MAX/MSP Youtube tutorials (beginner+ /
advanced+)
Federico Foderaro's Amazing Max Stu Youtube tutorials (advanced)
music.columbia.edu / DSP Theory (beginner / intermediate+)
Beau Sievers' Synthesis Basics (beginner / intermediate)
SoundOnSound's Synth Secrets: Physical Modeling (beginner+ /
intermediate+)
Darwin Grosse's Gen Patch-a-Day (intermediate / advanced+)
Andrew Benson's Jitter recipes (intermediate+ / advanced+)
Christopher Dobrian's blog on Algorithmic Composition (beginner+ /
advanced)
Yiannis Ioannides's Building a game audio middleware in MAX/MSP
(intermediate / advanced)
Jeremy Bernstein's two-part video lecture on JavaScript in Max
(intermediate / advanced)
Luke Hall's regexp tutorial (beginner+ / intermediate+)
Frequencies of Musical Notes
Thank you and enjoy the group!