Electronic Music 411

I'm following that project (following meaing reading the updates, not building anything) too. Although at the moment i'm not particularly interested in the rgb capabilities of the thing, more in the idea of a 'for-idiots' guide to DIYing a monome clone.

Recent blogs: Mormo: fly-on-the-wall view of track in progress, mormo studio pic, DIY monome blog

05/22/08 + Fant00m

Indeed Cbit. my idea exactly. This monome costs way too much. I hope i can fix this thing for 150 euro's. (excl max msp) gonna make myselfe a nice casing etc. There is little tutorial-ish stuff on this and i will do just that. pictures, how to's, costs, up to the point of creating costum msp patches.

Recent blogs: cut-up.radio, Octinct, c64 orchestra

05/22/08 + Logo

It would be really amazing if someone made a "smart" (as in being able to function standalone) monome clone with MIDI/CV out. Do all the app coding in something like arduino, and use the box as a "runtime". I think it's entirely possible and not too hard to pull off with this project.

I love the monome, but it shouldn't have to be tethered to a pc...

Recent blogs: My MIDIBox, Let Me Show You It., Sherman Filterbank 2 Demos, Evolver, the synth preferred by 9 out of 10 cowboys

edited: May 22 2008 + Fant00m

Logo said: "I love the monome, but it shouldn't have to be tethered to a pc..."

I wouldnt know what hardware to connect it to though. Only 0/1 here

Recent blogs: cut-up.radio, Octinct, c64 orchestra

05/22/08 + lgo

what gets used between the arduino and audio software? i use the arduino with processing or vb.net for various custom applications. i wouldn't know how to build something into a midi controller without keeping an application running the whole time. i suppose i could do up a vb.net app to take signals from the arduino and use them to trigger midi via midi yoke.

or i could just keep using my badass cs-32.

cool project, though. looks fun.

Recent blogs: oldest computer music ever, let's go outside - headspace - tuesday 6/10 @ 3pm pst, The Black Dog - Live @ Bloc Weekend 2008

05/22/08 + Logo

Fant00m said: "

Logo said: "I love the monome, but it shouldn't have to be tethered to a pc..."

I wouldnt know what hardware to connect it to though. Only 0/1 here"

You could really code any fuction that the monome or Tenori has (with the exception of sample playback). For example you could code a scaled down midi only version of 64step link

Recent blogs: My MIDIBox, Let Me Show You It., Sherman Filterbank 2 Demos, Evolver, the synth preferred by 9 out of 10 cowboys

05/22/08 + Fant00m

yes indeed, looks interesting. But i think i'll stick with an inviorment i allready know. I am not a instrumentalist and i think i'd be learning quite a while before i could intiutively controle ableton with it.

Recent blogs: cut-up.radio, Octinct, c64 orchestra

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