Just found this and it's absolutely gorgeous. Can't wait to finally get my Grid. MLR is a classic! I believe Cheat Codes 2 might also be worth spending time with... So many options! Thanks for sharing!
Will do! I was gonna make one long video covering a few programs in Norns but found it's a little more clear when I stick to one program per video. More is on the way!
Fernanda Penna the grid is a monome, an OSC based controller that connects over USB. OSC is like midi but it lets you define values with names instead of using generic numerical messages. The two are not cross-compatible without using a program to do some translation, for what it’s worth. The grid and the mlr software shown in this demo can work with a computer, but here it is working with a standalone sound computer called Norns, which is the small box with the knobs and little screen on it.
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This melody is so addicting, so good! Getting a Norns soon so this is very helpful to watch too, peace, take good care 🙏
Just found this and it's absolutely gorgeous.
Can't wait to finally get my Grid. MLR is a classic! I believe Cheat Codes 2 might also be worth spending time with... So many options!
Thanks for sharing!
I love how you teach and also create something beautiful.
I'm learning how to use monome grid and norns. That's really helpful ! Thanks a lot!
Great video, thanks for posting - I'm just waiting on shipping updates for mine.
Great demonstration of this thing. Looks like they might be available again in August. Keep making vids, please.
Will do! I was gonna make one long video covering a few programs in Norns but found it's a little more clear when I stick to one program per video. More is on the way!
lush.
Thanks! Big fan of yours.
that is ridiculously beautiful suh.
This grid works just plugging into my computer using sonic pi or SuperCollider? or do i need more stuffs?
Fernanda Penna the grid is a monome, an OSC based controller that connects over USB. OSC is like midi but it lets you define values with names instead of using generic numerical messages. The two are not cross-compatible without using a program to do some translation, for what it’s worth. The grid and the mlr software shown in this demo can work with a computer, but here it is working with a standalone sound computer called Norns, which is the small box with the knobs and little screen on it.
great vid. can't wait for mine in the second batch! what is the device in front?
Oh the thing partially obscured on the left? It's an Elektron Analog Four MkII.
background melody name?
noice