This doesnât happen with other .maxpat's so itâs not the extension.
I tried removing the â-Perf-Patchâ bit, as well as the âââ but it wasnât happy either way.
You can still select âopenâ from within Max, but you canât drag the file onto the Max icon. But it may crop up as a problem on a foreign computer or a non(OS)-techy person.
(this is from OSX Sierra, and presumably above where you cannot disable this behavior by default)
I get that with all my patches starting with - but this is a way to keep the right patch at the top. Feel free to change the name in your download. Usually I load from the load folder anyway, in order to chose which Max (5-6-7) I use for which patch
Practical question on your performances. You specify that the SR should be 44.1 kHz.
Did you have situations, where the entire concert system would run on 48 (which is pretty common now) and your patch at 44.1?
Does Max a good job in resampling on the fly?
Without knowing in detail, I do know that PA likes his index~ objects, which would be presumably set to count at 44.1k-specific rates, so 48k-ing the performance could potentially mess with pitch/tempo of samples and processes.
Have you tried downloading another maxpat from the internet to see if it triggers gatekeeper? It isnât just the extension, it is also the source of the file.
I never had any issues as I never run at anything else than 44.1kHz - I usually go analogue for most gigs anyway, direct mic (no desk) so just outs to the desk. When I run the gigs, I run them at 44.1 - never any issues from other composers
Sadly that patch is not made for teaching at all - it is quite advanced and convoluted so it is normal a âself-taught beginnerâ as you describe yourself cannot make it work!!! It was here to give advanced users who looked at the demo talk I gave of it the opportunity to play with it and see how I approach calibration for content-aware granulation and composed feedback.
I would recommend Max tutorials online to start with, then come back to the patch. Cycling74 has worked really hard to make it more approachable, check their website It might be clearer then, and then I could give answers to specific questions.