Adaptive Music for the Web
summary
Claims that Max patches can compile to run on the web are demonstrated end to end: using Max → RNBO → WebAssembly to produce a wasm blob, loading it with rainbow.js into an audio worklet in browser, wiring microphone MediaStream through a gain into the RNBO device, and exposing Max parameters to JS. Examples include Ableton’s learning site and a generative-music npm package for mobile; a live-exported patch runs in the page and the demo audio works as expected.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:21Adaptive music on the web
- 10:24Max MSP limitations
- 13:52Live coding audio patch
- 28:50Max to browser with Rainbow
- 37:40Deploying adaptive music
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