Sunday Synth Jam: A Twin Monome Jam

16Aug09

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http://www.vimeo.com/6009363

Sunday Synth Jam: This is a twin monome synth jam, featuring the usual “tilting/smacking/mashing”.

Software used includes:

smack-a-duck: vimeo.com/4739761
mlr_aes_mdb: princeton.edu/~rweiteka/mlr_raw_0.2.zip
midi_bends: princeton.edu/~rweiteka/midi_bends_0.3G_RAW.zip
midi_bends midi remote script: princeton.edu/~rweiteka/MIDI_Bends_LiveRemote.zip
nanokontrol midi remote script: createdigitalmusic.com/media/files/korg/korgnano_live.zip
Ableton Live

Details on the setup are available here.

Tags: Ableton Live, Korg, Korg nanoKontrol, monome, Sunday Synth Jam, synth jam

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