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MMixte is a middleware based on Max for mixed music with live electronics. It enables
programming for a “patcher concerto”, a platform, that is, for the management of live
electronics in just a few minutes and with extreme simplicity. Dedicated to average and
expert users, MMixte enables true programming of live electronics in very little time while
also enabling easy adapting of previously developed modules, depending on the case
and its needs. The architecture behind MMixte is based on a variation of so-called
“pipeline architecture"; the analysis of the most widely used software architectures in the
market and design patterns to program graphic interfaces has led to the conception of
ways of organizing communication between various modules, the way they are being
used and their graphic appearence. Analysis of other, “state of the art” module collections
and other software programs dedicated to mixed music shows the absence of another
work on software architecture for mixed music. Application of MMixte to some of my
personal works shows demonstrates its flexibility and ease of adaptation. Computer
programming for a
piece
of
mixed
music
requires
much
that
goes
beyond
just
programming of audio signal processing. The present work seeks to provide an example
of a solution to such needs.
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MMixte Middleware Mixed music Max Software architecture Design pattern Pipelined architecture Computer score IRCAM Maurilio Cacciatore ESB