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  • Richard 8 months ago
    i want one of these. i'd be happy with the 40h... if only i could get my hands on one!
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  • Remyyy 8 months ago
    Magical
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  • sanddunesandsea 8 months ago
    if robots could sing...
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  • dalas verdugo 8 months ago
    This is great. I hope the price on these devices comes down some day.
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  • Ian Lucero 8 months ago
    Like a modern day button accordion, minus the bellows.

    flickr.com/photos/chris/39123971/
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  • 3d60 8 months ago
    ah I'm in amore
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  • lauren 8 months ago
    i have never seen this before. can someone tell me what that piece of equipment is?i want more!
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  • sb^ 8 months ago
    it's a monome 256. they'll be available from monome.org in october.
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  • tehn 8 months ago
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  • INFOSTUKA 8 months ago
    wow!
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  • Simon James French 8 months ago
    this is so insanely fantastic, i've been dying to get my hands on one of these, and this video just makes me want one even more. please tell me, are you using the buttons to trigger the samples of your rhodes in some piece of software such as ableton?
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  • smpl 8 months ago
    Ooooh. Nice tune, lovely hardware.
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  • t.n.gregory 8 months ago
    could you please post some detail on how this was constructed? some notes about what wurli samples are assigned to what rows and how the looping of those samples are controlled? it's gorgeous, but now i gotta know how its being done. please?
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  • tehn 8 months ago
    each row is assigned a sample (which can be live-recorded). the light indicates the playback position. pressing a key cuts to a new playback position. a two-position press sets a loop. some rows mute other rows. rows can be transposed. rows can share samples. lots of options! the software is free: wiki.monome.org/view/AppMaxMspMlr
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  • t.n.gregory 8 months ago
    its a real joy to watch and even more enjoyable to listen to. you guys are really up to some serious innovation. thanks sincerely for the quick tutorial.
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  • univac 8 months ago
    this is the future of music.
    finally...
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  • Tamlyn Rhodes 7 months ago
    I saw daedalus play live the other week and he had some kind of crazy instrument which, I now realise, was one of these. very cool.
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  • Midiot 7 months ago
    Hey this is really nice, nice notes on that Wurlitzer too, sounds great. Where can we find more of your music Tehn? That video on Youtube also sounded that great!
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  • Marq Moz 7 months ago
    great stuff here man. And i'm luving the Wurlitzer as well. Just wondering... what app are you running, and where is it from?
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  • tehn 7 months ago
    thanks! it's mlr:

    monome.org/data/app/mlr
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  • chromedecay 6 months ago
    This is absolutely gorgeous. Inspiring for sure!
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  • Jordan Nelson 4 months ago
    this is seriously amazing.
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  • Scott Pargett 4 months ago
    That shit is off the hook. Good work.
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  • resonaut 3 months ago
    Masterful performance...I often find myself watching this...
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  • drone 3 months ago
    Beautiful, marvelous, awesome! This is the video that makes me buy a monome.
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  • keoshi 3 months ago
    This is a mind-blowing piece of music..... Any chance this would be available for download?
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  • Leech 2 days ago
    Impressive. Every day I think I need a monome urgently.
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