monome guru Matthew Davidson has announced that his free maxforlive monome suite has been updated. Here’s what’s new: multiple monome support – the suite can now address multiple connected monomes independently. live UI object support – most displayed parameters can be saved in a preset and automated. coll data still needs to be loaded in… Read More Free MaxForLive Monome Suite Updated
This is a quick demo of the monome grayscale – the latest, sextacularly minimal, version of the hard to get monome music controller. The monome grayscale is going to be available for order starting January 1st at 1pm EST. Details at the monome.org site.
Primus Sluta presents the first “interactive mixtape”, featuring music produced on the monome, Proto-Heads. It’s a free download. Check it out below.
FXYDesign has a great tutorial that explains how to build a Lego monome case: My goal is to make a LEGO case simple, strong, use as less bricks as possible. After I measured the templates of Monome 40h kits, I find LEGO have perfect size for monome. The Monome circuit board size is 6?x6?. but… Read More Build A Lego Monome
Matthew Davidson (Stretta) has announced a suite of seven Max For Live devices that are designed to work together in any combination or number of instances within a maxforlive project Heres’ how Davidson describes the members of the suite: obo – my matrix step sequencer. usable on any monome, or even monomeless operation(!) pitches –… Read More Max For Live Monome Suite Released
monome guru Matthew Davidson demonstrates using the monome with Max For Live: It is one thing to adapt max patches for maxforlive but it is another thing entirely to construct them so they can handle multiple instances without stepping all over each other by accessing the same data. Then there is the issue of telling… Read More Using The Monome With Max For Live
If you’ve been intrigued by the Tenori On or the monome, but put off by their prices, you’ll want to check out the Novation Launchpad – which can be used like a monome controller. The above video demos the Novation Launchpad with MLR.
This video demonstrates how you can use the new Novation Launchpad like a monome. To try this out, you’ll need a Launchpad (You can get them for $199 at Zzounds and other online retailers), a free app called nonome and a monome app. For this demo, Mike Tron built a Windows executable that combines nonome… Read More Use The Novation Launchpad Like A Monome
A few weeks ago, I suggested that there are only two colors for serious electronic music gear: black & matte black. A lot of Synthtopia readers weighed in, pointed out all the holes in my logic, suggested all sorts of exceptions to the rule and basically said I had gone insane. It’s probably all true… Read More The Monome Guys Get With The Program, Introduce Monome Grayscale
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