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    This document contains definitions of common terms used in Max/MSP, including inlet, outlet, inspector, list, message, object, patch, patch cord, patcher inspector, patcher window, and presentation mode. It defines these terms concisely and provides the essential information about each term and its meaning within Max/MSP.

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    This document contains definitions of common terms used in Max/MSP, including inlet, outlet, inspector, list, message, object, patch, patch cord, patcher inspector, patcher window, and presentation mode. It defines these terms concisely and provides the essential information about each term and its meaning within Max/MSP.

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    Chapt er 1P - Glossary 1p

    INLET OUTLET
    One of the inputs fo r an object, rep- One of t he outp uts fo r an object.
    resented g raphically as a small dark
    rectangle on t he upper edge of the PA LETTE
    object when in edit mode . A semi-t ransparent wi ndow, called
    up via doub le-click on an empty
    INSPECTOR part of a Patcher Wi ndow w hen in
    A w indow used to set object att ri- edit mode, used for creating new
    butes w hile in edit mode. objects. It contains icons correspond-
    ing to all of t he Max/MSP objects.
    LIST
    A set of numbers, and/or words, PATCH
    and/or arbitrary comb inations of A set of connected objects th at
    characters, wh ich taken toge t her implements some pre-det erm ined
    form a who le. f unction or algorith m.

    MAX HELP PATCH CORD S


    The principal help w indow in the The cords used to connect objects
    Max/MSP environment. w ithin a patch.

    MAX WINDOW PATCHER INSPECTOR


    A window used by Max/MSP to A wi ndow t hroug h whic h it is pos-
    commun icate w ith its user using sible to set various properties of a
    short blurbs such as error messages, Patcher W indow.
    pri nted lists, etc.
    Double-clicking on such a message PATCHER WINDOW
    wi t hin t he Max w indow causes A window in w hich you assemble an
    the object t hat prod uced the mes- algo rith m (or a "v irtual machine") by
    sage to be highlig hted in its Patcher using "pa tching" objects tog ether
    Window. via patch cords.

    MESSAGE (M AX ) PATCHING MODE


    Packets of infor mation, consisting See Presentat ion Mode / Patching
    of nume rica l values, strings, or Mode
    lists of the same, which are passed
    between ob jects wi t hout regard for PERFORMANCE MODE
    the sampl ing rate t hat is in eff ect See Edit Mode / Perfo rmance Mode
    w ithin t he environment.
    PRESENTATION MODE /
    OBJECT LIST PATCHING MODE
    A list conta ining all of t he Max/MSP A display mode for patchers in
    objects, organized by catego ry. It whic h only objects that have been
    can be act ivated by hoveri ng wi t h explicit ly chosen to be visible appear.
    t he mouse pointer over t he left The positions and dimensions fo r
    edge of an empty objec t box, and t hese objects are independent from
    click ing on t he b lue circle that t he positio ns and dimensions t hat
    appears cont aining the equa ls sign t he same objects occupy wh ile in
    (' ='). pa tching mode (non-presen t at ion
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