Check out Raspberry Pi. Set up a streaming server, NAS, cloud storage. If you're interested in media, make an installation. There's tons of great projects available and I believe the best way to learn anything is by making something real, not just practicing random commands. Since it's Linux based, you'll learn a lot of practical uses of Linux and the power of being able to script Bash files.
https://www.raspberrypi.com/documentation/
Hope it helps.
Nice, they've been dropping some solid games lately. So sad I missed Death Stranding though!
nice, thanks for sharing that
Embarrassingly I had “hide read posts” checked in settings. Thanks for the help everyone! It helped me find the issue knowing they were still there and that it was a settings issue.
In the sidebar it says there are still 7 posts, but no posts are available anymore in the community. It shows "No posts". Any ideas what happened?
Thanks!
I’m also interested.
I read “Ethnomusicology: A Very Short Introduction” by Timothy Rice and I think its worth checking out, though it is indeed short. I would love to find more stuff to read.
Great initiative! 👏 Thanks for sharing.
I love Max! I've spent a lot of years working with it and I teach private lessons.
I think the best place to learn more is really to cover all the tutorials inside the Max documentation and then start tearing apart Max for Live devices from maxforlive.com. Personally, I tend to use Max just in Max for Live these days as that is it's strength imo. I noticed with DSP the CPU goes quickly through the roof so I usually stick to creating precise, and focused devices centered around generative music processes.
@chappIO Javascript is pretty well supported, including for UI, but I have noticed issues when things are timing sensitive as the code is slow to execute. Here's some old examples I have kicking around on my github if you're looking for quick reference: https://github.com/michaelgarydean/max-library/tree/master/Javascript
Yeah I'm curious what it turns out like!