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Arduinome, A Monome Clone
A demo of two Arduinome (Monome clone) controllers controlling Nerdscroll.
One clone is using button pads from SparkFun, the other is using the original Monome buttonpads.
This is an interesting side-effect of the Monome design’s open nature. Getting more people involved with hacking on this idea is sure to bring the costs down and help establish this [...]
Stribe + Scalar
A demo showing using the stribe with an app called ‘scalar‘ by vlad spears.
It is similar to ‘balron’ for the 40h. The stribes are divided into 8 sections, and so act sort of like a grid of buttons.
The stribe is starting to look like it could develop into an interesting companion project to the Monome [...]
Daedulus Demos The Monome
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Filed under: Computer Hardware, Controllerism, Electronic Instruments, MIDI Controllers, Music Videos
Alfred Darlington, aka Daedelus, charts the evolution of his love of electronic sounds and gives us a private performance on his famous future toy, the Monome.
Monome 128 Demo
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Filed under: Computer Hardware, Controllerism, Electronic Instruments, Free Music Software, MIDI Controllers, Music Videos
This video, from the latest issue of Computer Music, demos several Monome applications, including mlr, flin and Stretta’s Press Cafe.
Designing The Monome
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Filed under: Controllerism, Electronic Musicians, MIDI Controllers, Music News
German design studio Precious Forever has published an interesting interview with Kelli Cain and Brian Crabtree, the designers behind the Monome grid-based music controller.
Excerpt:
There are millions of electronic music controllers on the market. Regardless, many users seem to be unable to find a setup that is “just right” for them. Naturally, there’s no perfection, but [...]
This little snack cake of goodness from Edison may just be the most fun ever coming out of the Monome.
“This is the roof of my house,” says Edison, “and just what i always needed……..clones!”
Snazzy video work courtesy of Mike Landry.
Let me know what you think - is the Monome all that after all, or is [...]
Make A Monome Clone
Julien Bayle’s site features an interesting work in progress looking at building a Monome clone. Even more interesting, his project features multi-color LEDs.
It’s a heavy duty project, requiring coding, wiring and design skills. But if you can’t wait for a Monome or just don’t have the bucks, it could be the way to go.
This is a quick demo of Polygomé, an interesting patch that Matthew Davidson (stretta) made for the Monome.
It’s a free download.


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