Monome Controlling Ableton Live With SevenUp
This video, from makingthenoise, shows off some of the new features of the latest version of SevenUp.
This video, from makingthenoise, shows off some of the new features of the latest version of SevenUp.
Cassiel’s straker on monome and audiocubes: The monome is being driven by the straker sequencing network, which is built using shado. The sound manipulation comes courtesy of shard, an algorithmic sample slicing plugin that we’ve used on stage a few times, most recently for a Future of Sound gig at (re)Actor3 in Liverpool.
Jan van Nuenen‘s Flowers is an interesting experimental electronic music video that explores the idea of using the Monome to control audio and video generation at the same time. Here’s how it works: The home made Monome is connected to a max/msp patch called boiingg (great app for the monome). Max sends midi to Ableton… Read More Using A Monome To Control Audio & Video At The Same Time
This performance video captures Presetsurfer (aka max Min from Fiago) performing live with Monome and WiiMote at the Styrian Stylez festival in in Graz, Austria. Check out the way he rocks the Monome and let me know what you think.
Matthew Davidson demonstrates how to grind your computer to a halt as he runs multiple monomes on one computer, sets up beat sync with polygome, TR-256 and Digital Performer and OSC communication from polygome into Circle, all while recording a video demo.
This video demos npc – a free new application for the monome. npc is loosely based on the akai mpc and uses any of the hardware available at monome.org. npc is also short for non-player character in advanced dungeons and dragons. NPC is a free download from FlatFlat.org.
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… Read More Free Ambient Music From Matthew Davidson
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. via monome
The Monome Four By Sixteen: cnc cut pennsylvania black walnut, for an installation later this November in Los Angeles.
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… Read More Arduinome, A Monome Clone