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Schedule

Max Summer School in Geidai 2023

The workshops will be given according to the schedule below.
At all other times, Discord (online) will assist you with questions and answers and practical training individually or in small groups. Discord is divided into levels. It is also possible to reserve the time in advance.

7/31 8/1 8/2 8/3 8/4
10:00 Very Beginner Course Concert
For those who touch Max for the first time Max MIDI programming basics Max Audio Programming (MSP) Basics Max Visual Programming (Jitter) Basics
12:00 Beginner Course
Handling MIDI and Events in MAX Production of synthesizer and rhythm machine Complex sound generation by event processing Expansion of the work by external input
13:30 Pause
14:30 Intermediate Course
New functions of the latest version Intermediate-level Max event processing programming Intermediate-level MSP event processing programming Explanation of RNBO
16:30 Advanced Course
Introduction on machine learning Using and developing deep models Embedding deep models in Max4Live devices (FlowSynth) Lightweight models and embedding (RAVE, Raspberry Pi and Neurorack)
18:00 Evening Sessions
Introduction to Mubu Toward construction of controller and parameter estimation of physical modeling sound source Audio Reactive Expression Using Stable Diffusion Practical Applications of Max for Live in Live Electronics Method for Automatic Instrument Playing Techniques Recognition with Max About the reproduction of the DISPLAY language used in the festival square (Expo '70) by MAX
10:00 12:00 13:30 14:30 16:30 18:00
Very Beginner Course Beginner Course Intermediate Course Advanced Course Evening Sessions
7/31 For those who touch Max for the first time Handling MIDI and Events in MAX Pause New functions of the latest version Introduction on machine learning Introduction to Mubu
8/1 Max MIDI programming basics Production of synthesizer and rhythm machine Intermediate-level Max event processing programming Using and developing deep models Toward construction of controller and parameter estimation of physical modeling sound source
8/2 Max Audio Programming (MSP) Basics Complex sound generation by event processing Intermediate-level MSP event processing programming Embedding deep models in Max4Live devices (FlowSynth) Audio Reactive Expression Using Stable Diffusion Practical Applications of Max for Live in Live Electronics
8/3 Max Visual Programming (Jitter) Basics Expansion of the work by external input Explanation of RNBO Lightweight models and embedding (RAVE, Raspberry Pi and Neurorack) Method for Automatic Instrument Playing Techniques Recognition with Max About the reproduction of the DISPLAY language used in the festival square (Expo '70) by MAX
8/4 Concert

Very Beginner Course

July 31, 10:00~11:30

For those who touch Max for the first time

Overview

For those who are new to Max, we will explain very basic usage of Max and what you can do with Max.

Lecturer

Masatsune Yoshio

August 1, 10:00~11:30

Max MIDI programming basics

Overview

We will explain in an easy-to-understand manner how sounds can be produced by MIDI and how numerical values can be manipulated.

Lecturer

Masatsune Yoshio

August 2, 10:00~11:30

Max Audio Programming (MSP) Basics

Overview

We will explain in an easy-to-understand manner how sound can be produced by audio (audio processing). You will also learn how to make the simple patches needed for MSP.

Lecturer

Masatsune Yoshio

August 3, 10:00~11:30

Max Visual Programming (Jitter) Basics

Overview

In addition to the methods we have done so far, we will explain the basics of how Jitter can handle images.

Lecturer

Masatsune Yoshio

Beginner Course

July 31, 12:00~13:30

Handling MIDI and Events in MAX

Overview

Basic MIDI processing and audio learning.

Lecturer

Hideaki Isobe

August 1, 12:00~13:30

Production of synthesizer and rhythm machine

Overview

Using oscillators and noise to create synths and rhythm machines. (If there is enough time, we will go to a performance with a simple algorithm at the end.)

Lecturer

Hideaki Isobe

August 2, 12:00~13:30

Complex sound generation by event processing

Overview

We plan to create a piece with a slightly complicated event by assembling sequences with algorithms in MAX.

Lecturer

Hideaki Isobe

August 3, 12:00~13:30

Expansion of the work by external input

Overview

We plan to create a patch that changes the sound in MAX with some real-time data from the web, sensors, and simple external input from the keyboard.

Lecturer

Hideaki Isobe

Intermediate Course

July 31, 14:30~16:00

New functions of the latest version

Overview

The functions added in the new version will be explained in an easy-to-understand manner.

Lecturer

Suguru Goto

August 1, 14:30~16:00

Intermediate-level Max event processing programming

Overview

Explaination as many Max programming techniques that are useful at the intermediate level as possible.

Lecturer

Suguru Goto

August 2, 14:30~16:00

Intermediate-level MSP event processing programming

Overview

We will learn the techniques to overcome intermediate-level obstacles in an easy-to-understand manner.

Lecturer

Suguru Goto

August 3, 14:30~16:00

Explanation of RNBO

Overview

We will learn through practice the new feature RNBO, which is now a hot topic.

Lecturer

Suguru Goto

Advanced Course

July 31, 16:30~18:00

Introduction on machine learning

Lecturer

Philippe Esling

August 1, 16:30~18:00

Using and developing deep models

Lecturer

Philippe Esling

August 2, 16:30~18:00

Embedding deep models in Max4Live devices (FlowSynth)

Lecturer

Philippe Esling

August 3, 16:30~18:00

Lightweight models and embedding (RAVE, Raspberry Pi and Neurorack)

Lecturer

Philippe Esling

Diploma

In each course, a certificate will be given to those who attended more than three-quarters of the prescribed time.

*Depending on the course, a certificate of completion may not be awarded to those who cannot take the course on the designated date.

About inquiries of workshops

Tokyo University of the Arts, Senju Campus Office

TEL: 050-5525-2727 (Weekdays 9: 00-17: 00, closed on weekends and holidays)

E-mail: ext-ongaku@ml.geidai.ac.jp

*When making inquiries, please contact (1) the name of the applicant, (2) the name of the course you wish to attend, (3) the details of corrections, and (4) the contact information of the applicant.

About the handling of personal information

The acquired personal information will be managed appropriately based on the Tokyo University of the Arts Personal Information Management Regulations, and will be used only for the management of public lectures and notifications from the university to students.