From the download menu, follow the Jamoma Modular link 3, then download the desired OS version by clicking on the appropriate link 4.

Running the installer package

In your download folder, find the archive (.dmg on Mac, .zip on Windows) and double-click to open it. Once having read the License.rtf and ReadMe.rtf files, launch Jamoma Modular installer by double-clicking Jamoma-x.×.×.pkg on Mac, or Jamoma.msi on Windows.

Follow the various steps proposed by the installer until the installation is completed. When done, Jamoma Modular should be correctly installed on your computer.

For some reasons (i.e. installing an older version of Jamoma Modular), if you ever needed to uninstall Jamoma Modular, you will find in the disk image a shell script to automate the process of removing all installed Jamoma files.

Setting up Max 5 preferences

Jamoma modules are based on UI objects which default appearance need to be set. To do so, launch Max 5 and go to the Object Defaults window, found in the Options menu.

In the Object Defaults window, click the Load Settings button in the lower-left corner of the window 1. Then, from the popup menu, select JamomaMax 2 so all Jamoma modules will be displayed as expected.

Max is now properly set up for Jamoma. Have fun exploring the various provided modules and examples !

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