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Using The Monome With Max For Live

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

November 24, 2009Leave a comment

Free Mac Music App Inspired By Tenori On

Matthew Davidson has released Obo, a free Mac music sequencer & synth that’s a sort of minimal Tenori On: There was a recent request on the monome forums for an application that does what the popular tonematrix does, which itself is inspired by the tenori-on. I took some parts out of my residue application for… Read More Free Mac Music App Inspired By Tenori On

May 1, 2009May 1, 20091 Comment

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