Acceleglove capture in Max/MSP tutorial

This is a two part video tutorial demonstrating how to make an MXJ (Java based) object for capturing an Acceleglove data glove in Max/MSP. The tutorial assumes a good working knowledge of Max/MSP and Jitter however no previous knowledge of Java is necessary.

You will need:

  • An Acceleglove.
  • Max/MSP (4 or 5), Jitter is not absolutely necessary depending on what you aim to build.
  • Eclipse, Java IDE.

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Author: Garrett
Type: Research, Teaching
Indexed: May 31st, 2010
Tags: application, body, code, control, installation, interface, movement, network, performance, system
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