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tweet a sound

Tweet A Sound is a desktop application that uses Twitter as a platform for sharing sonic tweets. Pushing the idea of “social sound design”, Tweet A Sound allows you to design a sound and share it in a community of like-minded folks. It is an opportunity for fun interaction with sound. Read more about it here.

UPDATE available: Tweet A Sound v1.1 [Mac; 21MB] you can read about it here.
Tweet A Sound

Previous version:
Download Tweet A Sound v1.0 [Mac; 20.6MB]

Max/MSP patch for sending a tweet

This is a Max patch that allows you to send a tweet directly from within Max/MSP/Jitter.

Make sure you have all the appropriate externals by checking here.

DOWNLOAD the MaxToTwitter patch.

computer vision fly

A fun little app built in Max/MSP that utilises your webcam for you to interact with a computer-generated fly. Read more about it here.

DOWNLOAD Computer Vision Fly [Mac; 9.4MB]

telephone keypad sound effect generator

This is a Max/MSP patch that lets you create the dialing sounds from a telephone. Read about it here.

DOWNLOAD the dialing pad patch.

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1 cockroaches on May 1st, 2009 said:

HALLO !
THIS IS FOR_Mac_ONLY ??? ???
GREETS : Michael ( Cockroaches )
2 Andrew Spitz on May 1st, 2009 said:

Hey Michael, it will come… I tried to get a Windows version out, but had some issues. I’m busy updating the current version anyway, and when I release it I will get the Windows version out with it (if all goes to plan).
3 Harold Schellinx on May 4th, 2009 said:

Nice work, Andrew … I just posted a blog-entry about twitter and tweeting, in which I talk some more about Tweet-A-Sound. You can find it here : http://www.harsmedia.com/SoundBlog/Archief/00673.php

cheers / Har$
4 Andrew Spitz on May 4th, 2009 said:

That is a very well written post, Hars. I love the montage you did, I might slot a section of it in a talk I’m doing today. Thank you for passing it on my way.
5 Luke Hall on Aug 22nd, 2009 said:

Hi Andrew, I love the idea behind Tweet-A-Sound. I have only just dived into the world of Twitter and currently I only have an account because it seems like everyone else does so I don’t really use it. However, your application is a brilliant way to bring sound designers, musicians and the like together. I hope your work on the next version is coming along well and perhaps I will bump into you on the Max forum again.

By the way, you can use [jstrigger (a[0].length)] instead of [strlen] to find the length of a string if you want to stick with vanilla max objects. Sorry it has taken me three months to get back to you on that one!

lh
6 Andrew Spitz on Aug 23rd, 2009 said:

Hi Luke, thanks for the message! And the [jstrigger (a[0].length)] is perfect and exactly what I needed! Next time I’ll use it

I also was pretty much forced into the Twitter thing, and struggled with the whole concept, which is exactly why I decided to do Tweet A Sound. Now that I’m actually active on Twitter, I’m finding it really fun and useful.

See you on the C74 forum and although I not very active on it, I read all the messages. Take care.