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This example demonstrates how to retrieve the timescale and duration values associated with a movie file. 

This example demonstrates how to dynamically alter probability. 

This example shows how to run a function at event rate.

Here are three ways of generating MIDI notes. Admittedly they don't result in very interesting music, but they show ways how numbers can be converted for usage as pitch information.

This shows an implementation of phase distortion synthesis in MSP—using the phasor~, kink~, and cycle~ objects—in a patch that is designed to be used inside the poly~ object. For an explanation of this sort of phase distortion synthesis, see “A demonstration of phase distortion synthesis.” The main point of this example, though, is to show how a synthesis patch can be designed to respond directly to MIDI input.

This program shows the formula for linear mapping of one range to another, and implements the formula using basic Max math objects. One can use the objects zmap and scale to do this task more simply, but this example demonstrates the formula explicitly.