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Hands-On With Monome’s Norns, Grid & Arc ‘Open Instruments’

Monome makes a small line of products that are designed to be open-ended and customizable. … Read More Hands-On With Monome’s Norns, Grid & Arc ‘Open Instruments’

August 26, 2021August 26, 20213 Comments

Nocturno, For Felt Piano & DIY Monome Norns

In this video, José Luis Amores performs ‘Nocturno’, a piece for felt piano and Fates, a DIY version of the open source Monome Norns music computer.… Read More Nocturno, For Felt Piano & DIY Monome Norns

April 5, 20203 Comments

monome norms Synth Jam

This video, duskfall, captures a location ambient performance for monome norns, piano, and Juno 106 synthesizer.… Read More monome norms Synth Jam

November 11, 20183 Comments

Novation Launchpad Lightshow Mini-Documentary

Novation shared this mini-documentary, looking at the emergence of Launchpad lightshow-style performances, and profiling some of the leading artists that have pioneered the approach.… Read More Novation Launchpad Lightshow Mini-Documentary

August 24, 2018August 24, 20184 Comments

Monome Norns – A Minimal Standalone Music Platform

norns is described as “a platform for sound processing and synthesis. code connects sonic ideas to process ideas to interaction ideas.”… Read More Monome Norns – A Minimal Standalone Music Platform

May 1, 2018Leave a comment

Gridlab Strum Hands-On Demo

Gridlab is a suite of free Max For Live monome devices,… Read More Gridlab Strum Hands-On Demo

January 8, 201811 Comments

Sound + Process Podcast Explores Monome Lines Community Remix Project

The latest episode of the SOUND + PROCESS podcast focuses on the Lines Community Remix Project, a unique collaboration between members of the lines community, a forum sponsored by monome.org.… Read More Sound + Process Podcast Explores Monome Lines Community Remix Project

June 22, 2017June 22, 2017Leave a comment

SOUND + PROCESS – An Electronic & Experimental Music Podcast

The SOUND + PROCESS podcast features interviews with electronic musicians that use the monome, featuring their work and their perspectives on music making. … Read More SOUND + PROCESS – An Electronic & Experimental Music Podcast

March 16, 2017March 16, 20174 Comments

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