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MLR Remix from sam_square on Vimeo.
Monome is fun!!!
Awesome liveset by Daedelus!!! Respect!!!
Tilty Snake from squidie on Vimeo.
You can have some fun too~
About monome
Monome is a small Philadelphia-based hardware company that makes controllers for electronic music performance and new media art. Their first product, 40h, is an eight-by-eight grid of backlit buttons, which connects to a PC using a USB cable and the OpenSound Control protocol. Originally developed as an open ended performance interface for electronic music, its developers have said "The wonderful thing about this device is that it doesn't do anything really,". As a result developers have begun to use it as an interface for other types of software, for example the time management application Yotay, written for Mac OS X and Windows.
The 40h was released on May 1, 2006, though units were available in person at the release party at Asphodel and Maker Faire. Four hundred 40h units were made and all were sold by May 2007. A kit version of the 40h has been made available twice, both sets selling out. The second run of 100, made available on November 30, 2007, sold in under 24 hours. The two fifty six (16×16) was available, but was sold out by November 7, 2007. The one twenty eight (16×8) was made available on December 14, 2007; 80 of which sold in the first fifteen minutes, the rest selling in the next few hours. A new sixty four, to replace the 40h, was made available on January 25, 2008 and sold out in two minutes.
