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Matthew Davidson is a musician, sound designer, blogger and graphic designer.
He’s released a series of free albums of electronic music, including the all Monome Grids and an album of ambient piano works, A Towering Achievement of Indescribable Beauty.
The Hand That Paused to Gather, below, is an ambient piece recorded yesterday morning before Davidson went to work. It features layers of modular synthesizer and underwater Eno piano.
If you like this piece, make sure you check out his site and also download A Towering Achievement of Indescribable Beauty.
dj64 is a new open source DJ application for the Monome, by bitbasic.
Description:
The functions of a typical DJ setup have been modeled in Max/MSP, and are controllable using the monome. As well as this, several effects can be used to add more versatility and creativity to a DJ set.
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The Monome Four By Sixteen: cnc cut pennsylvania black walnut, for an installation later this November in Los Angeles.
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 as a platform for music.
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 – adding continuous controls and more.
