Sounds good man ! so i take it that within your daw you have all of your tracks that you've created and the buttons are assigned to un-mute each track within the daw ? is that how it works ? Iv'e thought of getting one of these i just don't know the complete functionality of it .
I'm not saying that these aren't fucking awesome, but it's just that the videos are a tad misleading. What they are impressing you with is pressing a bunch of pre-programmed triggers.
@DraconumPB Thanks! I guess I should take it as a complement that people are confusing algorithmically-generated musical output as "audio loops and triggers"
@GiZmoAK907 (quoting GiZmoAK907 "this is fuckin stupid") Tearing down someone's work without offering useful criticism is a sign of a small and petty mind.
Basically, you can program variations of things to specific buttons and whatnot. It's a sorta on-the-fly sequencer that you can't really screw up, so in one sense a CHEAT, but in another sense allowing you to give live performance of sequenced material more variation.
Well, guess this is where to ask this, especially to someone who obviously knows his magic (considering that you're an "active (muff) wiggler" & with a grand knowledge of all things modular & analogue). This, to my supreme ignorance, seems to be just another midi controller, but in a different box. Ok, now you can go on and shot me - but, still, this unit doesn't really seem to be that grand, if considered the steep pricetag.
Maybe so, but its the first of its kind... with a huge fanbase and patches (program's). There are also cheaper once that you build yourself pretty easy. Arduinome for instance. for ~180$
The monome is just a box with buttons and LEDs. How it behaves is determined by the software you're running. Many monome videos use MLR, which is designed to manipulate sample loops. KSD is not MLR.
well.. if you look at it, it's pretty simple. each row is a sample. going to the right changes the pitch, and if you have the far right button activated it loops. It probably has way more features than that but the basics seem kind of easy and amateur friendly
alright well midi is not actually sound, its data that is used so that sequencers know which note to play and at what velocity, etc. you can create a midi pattern or sequence in something called a 'piano roll' where basically you place notes at different positions and assign a vsti or sample to it. that is actually where the sound comes from. you are pobably thinking of general midi or GM which is the soundfont that your soundcard uses to play midi files (.mid)
I need to introduce my nephew to instruments. He always listens to the music I listen to, and I believe he is at the perfect age to start experimenting with music (6 now). Maybe i'll buy him a keyboard for his birthday.
It means being "high", like on drugs. If you don't take things word-by-word, you could read it: "I would have been really happy and relaxed all the time with this device between my hands" not "I would've been on drugs the whole time". Take things a notch down dude ;)
is this a sequencer/controller and no sounds are in it? so you midi it up to one of your instruments and use it's sounds? what is the price and where can you get one?
damn it the new monome just sold out in 5 hours :o
hopefully ill have the finace to grab up the sixtyfour whne that takes orders in january. These boxes area a work of art. One question though i hope you can answer, am i screwed if i dont have maxMsp? it looks like all the software written so far requires it. I wa hopeing to download them as stand alones and have them sending midi to ableton live.
Max is only one way of using it. Live and monome play nice with each other. Search for monome and monochrome for one example. The monome is a open controller and can be used for virtually any application.
The Tenori On is a closed-system, a one-trick pony. It'll never be anything more than it is out of the box. One person mashing buttons is indistinguishable from anyone else mashing buttons on it. The Tenori-On is a musical gameboy for Starbucks dilettantes. The monome is an open platform, it can be everything the Tenori On is, and much, much more depending on the software you're running.
monome dot org - it is an open source hardware device, so people are using it for virtually anything. go to the web site for more info - neat people/aesthetic
The monome 40h is a USB device (open source) that speaks OSC (Open Sound Control) MaxMSP is 'talking' to the 40h, turning on lights and receiving button pushes and generating the MIDI data that you hear.
I wish you were my father.
StupidMovieinc 1 month ago
Wow!!! Need it...
SrTeotl 6 months ago
Feels like i've been sucked back into 1984 lol,Nice beat though :-)
guitarriff1988 1 year ago
I FUCKING LOVE THAT THING!! HAHA, by the way nice song dude
mastersek 1 year ago
Sounds good man ! so i take it that within your daw you have all of your tracks that you've created and the buttons are assigned to un-mute each track within the daw ? is that how it works ? Iv'e thought of getting one of these i just don't know the complete functionality of it .
Flipjunkie1 1 year ago
@Flipjunkie1 A monome *could* be used for a trivial task such as unmuting tracks, but, no, that isn't what is going on.
stretta 1 year ago
this is awesome.
tabbyaboutroots 1 year ago
great ring...
aeden101079 1 year ago
I'm not saying that these aren't fucking awesome, but it's just that the videos are a tad misleading. What they are impressing you with is pressing a bunch of pre-programmed triggers.
Sandison3210 1 year ago
@Sandison3210 No, ksd generates music in real time. There is no prerecorded audio involved or a 'bunch of pre-programmed triggers'
stretta 1 year ago 3
People seem to be missing the point of what you've done here, Stretta. That's a bit of a shame..
DraconumPB 1 year ago
@DraconumPB Thanks! I guess I should take it as a complement that people are confusing algorithmically-generated musical output as "audio loops and triggers"
stretta 1 year ago
he is probably pissed because he cant figure out how to get his apc40 to run monome apps that you have written. thanks stretta
ericjohnstonmusic 1 year ago
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he is probably pissed because he cant figure out how to get his apc40 to run monome apps that you have written. thanks stretta
ericjohnstonmusic 1 year ago
he is probably pissed because he cant figure out how to get his apc40 to run monome apps that you have written. thanks stretta
ericjohnstonmusic 1 year ago
this is fuckin stupid
GiZmoAK907 1 year ago
@GiZmoAK907 (quoting GiZmoAK907 "this is fuckin stupid") Tearing down someone's work without offering useful criticism is a sign of a small and petty mind.
stretta 1 year ago 30
@stretta dont listen to him because this is tight. keep making beats.
zforzebra 1 year ago
sounds like from Christian Vogel;-)
gabbermikegee 1 year ago
would you need to use this in conjuction with a computer?
V19torrent 1 year ago
Which synth is the sound coming from? Sounds great!
Triames 1 year ago
this looks like more of a pain in the ass than anything.
howeuth 1 year ago
que es eso????????????
TheKibex 1 year ago
might be just me but the first thing i would do is press all the buttons and see what it sounds like. probably shit, but still. funny
ppRoss 1 year ago
its a magic box :)
larrylamp2003 2 years ago 2
hm... the musician must have a good memory to use this device.
Timofey1 2 years ago
The guitarist also has to have a good memory to remember all the hand positions. It comes with practice.
purplenoise2002 1 year ago 3
i disagree any musician can learn any instrument all it takes is practice
deco2ack 1 year ago
@Timofey1 yeah no more bong rips for buddy
userprogram 1 year ago
doesnt seem clear enough to me
OneFlamzy1 2 years ago
Basically, you can program variations of things to specific buttons and whatnot. It's a sorta on-the-fly sequencer that you can't really screw up, so in one sense a CHEAT, but in another sense allowing you to give live performance of sequenced material more variation.
xnonsuchx 1 year ago
Exactly. Daedelus uses a Monome, and his performances are amazing to behold. If I had the money, I'd get a Monome myself.
daikuarumando 1 year ago
Can they explain this to me???
I am of Argentine
thank you
TheBocajuniors1993 2 years ago
Thanks stretta. Your information Is always extremely informative. I jumped on the recent 64 release.
l4mbr3tt4 2 years ago
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i can play with buttons wohooo, great for a toddler:(
ryanThornhill1 2 years ago
Well, guess this is where to ask this, especially to someone who obviously knows his magic (considering that you're an "active (muff) wiggler" & with a grand knowledge of all things modular & analogue). This, to my supreme ignorance, seems to be just another midi controller, but in a different box. Ok, now you can go on and shot me - but, still, this unit doesn't really seem to be that grand, if considered the steep pricetag.
sborges433 2 years ago
Maybe so, but its the first of its kind... with a huge fanbase and patches (program's). There are also cheaper once that you build yourself pretty easy. Arduinome for instance. for ~180$
Intosia 2 years ago
Kit for US$ 180 sounds like quite a bargain. Will look into it, no doubt.
sborges433 2 years ago
where could i get one of this N how much do they cost?
ICEMANloc 2 years ago
doesnt this just work off of loops? thats kinda what im getting out of the whole thing,
archwizard822 2 years ago
The monome is just a box with buttons and LEDs. How it behaves is determined by the software you're running. Many monome videos use MLR, which is designed to manipulate sample loops. KSD is not MLR.
stretta 2 years ago
People tend to forget these things are just a tool. All the music still has to be made and carefully selected.
td6d 2 years ago 3
how much does it cost?
DjLifeforms 2 years ago
around 1000 USD
ferenodemi 2 years ago
According to their website, this model is $500, while the 16x16 model is $1400.
mr12000dotexe 2 years ago
whoa... yea saying i dont understand this would be an understatement.
Bonzoandthemadhatter 2 years ago
well.. if you look at it, it's pretty simple. each row is a sample. going to the right changes the pitch, and if you have the far right button activated it loops. It probably has way more features than that but the basics seem kind of easy and amateur friendly
MichelSelecta 2 years ago
Yup thats about right. If it wasn't for Akai's apc40, I too, wouldn't have any idea as to what to do with this.
allansky72 2 years ago
love it mate
KaslarProductions 2 years ago
hahaha fuck man that shit is fucken trippy as fuck very interesting
blackmeatdude 2 years ago
YEESSSS!!!!!!!
mrtruthify 2 years ago
merge this technology somehow with the mandala pad, and you have the future of electronic music.
Sentraman4 2 years ago
i love house music
whoamancool 2 years ago
i prefer the tenori-on but this is very impressive as well
sergiYO84 2 years ago 4
Brilliant
tiamtheelf 2 years ago
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that is techno you dits
joshuakleckner 2 years ago
That's electronica.
ingej32 2 years ago 5
do you use it for techno?
LordFinntroll 2 years ago
It'd take alot of memorizing to know each key
nandobell 2 years ago
it would be easier if it had a label of the note on it :D
energycore345 2 years ago
lol
sdably 2 years ago
sweet machine! :D
Led0Zeppelin0 2 years ago
so sick!
ajaxsequent1 2 years ago
lovely!
yasushi73 2 years ago
ke es esa mierda emfermante ?
peyucox 2 years ago
no es mierda, ni mucho menos enfermante.
mejor investiga es bueno para todos
4soG 2 years ago 2
I so wanna have one of those. This sounds so smooth!
BTW you have nice hands! ;D
march88 2 years ago
this sounds like such a fun controller to use! beats the shit outta all my drumpads & co, how much is it?
beijosmecome 2 years ago
you guys have to see how trent Reznor works this shit !! like his plaything ........
hereisthankappan 2 years ago 7
Is this sampling a previous sound clip and then modifying the timing and harmonics? Or is the music loaded into its internal memory?
spencnaz 2 years ago
No sampling or pre-recorded audio involved. KSD generates MIDI data.
stretta 2 years ago
omg??? i heard this was realy expencive, and it only uses midi??? what a rip-off =(.
D3D8 2 years ago
@D2D8- do you even understand what MIDI does and is used for? obviously not..
rpgmusician 2 years ago 3
oh well maybe i was wrong, explain to me.
D3D8 2 years ago
alright well midi is not actually sound, its data that is used so that sequencers know which note to play and at what velocity, etc. you can create a midi pattern or sequence in something called a 'piano roll' where basically you place notes at different positions and assign a vsti or sample to it. that is actually where the sound comes from. you are pobably thinking of general midi or GM which is the soundfont that your soundcard uses to play midi files (.mid)
rpgmusician 2 years ago 2
yeah, thats what i was thinkin of, thx.
D3D8 2 years ago
looks like fun! i'll have to try this out
slayer544 2 years ago
5¤¤¤¤¤!!!
Andreas45678966 2 years ago
I need to introduce my nephew to instruments. He always listens to the music I listen to, and I believe he is at the perfect age to start experimenting with music (6 now). Maybe i'll buy him a keyboard for his birthday.
IWasSavingThatBacon 2 years ago 2
Some of the best music ever heard man. You've got great talent. I hope that make an MP3 or something along the lines of that out of this stuff!
Rossthatguyfromthere 2 years ago
thats is great !
now i can get my son off my microkorg
StigmaNYC 2 years ago
probably the coolest thing i have ever seen ^-^
thanks 4 the upload!
felixpartz 3 years ago
where can i get one of these?
amalanwilliams 3 years ago 3
I would've been stoned 24/7 if I had this as a child. You are a cool parent. *thumbup* :)
andvinegarontop 3 years ago 17
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THATS NOT FUNNY!!!
minichuaman 3 years ago
Stop taking life so seriously.
jozh90 3 years ago 3
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i was talking about him being stoned.
what ever that means it doesnt sound good
minichuaman 3 years ago
It means being "high", like on drugs. If you don't take things word-by-word, you could read it: "I would have been really happy and relaxed all the time with this device between my hands" not "I would've been on drugs the whole time". Take things a notch down dude ;)
andvinegarontop 3 years ago 2
okay okay
i feel like an idiot already
stoppit!! :)
minichuaman 3 years ago
word
kazmelm213 3 years ago 2
does anyone know what is the difference between Korg KP3 Kaoss Pad and Tenori on
wejamm 3 years ago
I do. a lot!
gordrum 3 years ago 3
the kaoss pad is more like a parametric eq for live shit.. like sound effects the tenori is a sequencer
abbaroc 3 years ago
wjat is ksd?
abbaroc 3 years ago
Ah, I get it, visual chords with transposition. Yeah, cool idea for teaching some theory.
bugQ 3 years ago
cute thing
blzbu666 3 years ago
You may be able to design an electronic instrument even better than Moog, but you still can't run while pushing a shopping cart.
Ruhland
jdruhland 3 years ago
your monome is cute!!..
I love monome!.
muffinlove120 3 years ago
is this a sequencer/controller and no sounds are in it? so you midi it up to one of your instruments and use it's sounds? what is the price and where can you get one?
markcatarina 4 years ago
read all about it at monome dot org
stretta 4 years ago
wow that's awesome, good way to get your kids involved. music is the one of the most important building blocks for young minds.
chr325is 4 years ago
5 starts, i like it!!!
vivipedraglio 4 years ago
You're a really cool person.
farsighted27 4 years ago
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Meh... I'll stick to piano.
phillerupper 4 years ago
what the F*** is that???????
WeTube91 4 years ago
it's a monome
tenz77 4 years ago
can you pre load samples for each button...like a drum machine kinda?
dephyantskate 4 years ago
Not with KSD, but there are other applications for the monome that can.
stretta 4 years ago
so are the sounds coming from this KSD application??
chizknocka 3 years ago
Are the purple ohms included in the box anyone?
tomedian 4 years ago
damn it the new monome just sold out in 5 hours :o
hopefully ill have the finace to grab up the sixtyfour whne that takes orders in january. These boxes area a work of art. One question though i hope you can answer, am i screwed if i dont have maxMsp? it looks like all the software written so far requires it. I wa hopeing to download them as stand alones and have them sending midi to ableton live.
grindFish 4 years ago
You can use the run time version of Max for free. You only need to buy max if you want to author patches.
stretta 4 years ago
So I cant get it running with LIVE or Reason?
aikighost 4 years ago
Max is only one way of using it. Live and monome play nice with each other. Search for monome and monochrome for one example. The monome is a open controller and can be used for virtually any application.
stretta 4 years ago
That makes much more interesting sounds than the Tenori On.
Jahooba 4 years ago
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brilliant.a new way for boring folk to make boring bleep sounds.thats just what we need.
davethecrow 4 years ago
Please dazzle us with your musical offerings. I'll stand ready to be humbled by your brilliance.
stretta 4 years ago
I want that thingie to mix my tracks.
It's like perfect or something. ) Looks nice.
Where can i buy it?
PotrimArkin 4 years ago
SICK!!!
inducejack 4 years ago
my bad tenori-on. It's so much more high tech than this thingy.
BrokenSaint1989 4 years ago
The Tenori On is a closed-system, a one-trick pony. It'll never be anything more than it is out of the box. One person mashing buttons is indistinguishable from anyone else mashing buttons on it. The Tenori-On is a musical gameboy for Starbucks dilettantes. The monome is an open platform, it can be everything the Tenori On is, and much, much more depending on the software you're running.
stretta 4 years ago
"The Tenori-On is a musical gameboy for Starbucks dilettantes."
well said.
makinaki 4 years ago
Checck out the temoni on it fucking rocks.
BrokenSaint1989 4 years ago
i rather use midi keyboard for that kind of work with softwere,comes in handy with programing samples :P ;)
apuoks 4 years ago
Is that device any more than buttons and lights that can be attached to a computer?
ihope127 4 years ago
Nope, that is about all there is to it.
stretta 4 years ago
is it short,sweet, and simple? :D
freezepoppersonguy 4 years ago
where can one purchase such an amazing device...??
Would it work with cuebase or reason in any way...?
mrkano66 4 years ago
monome dot org - it is an open source hardware device, so people are using it for virtually anything. go to the web site for more info - neat people/aesthetic
stretta 4 years ago
hey i saw this in make magazine this thing is cool
Loser85 4 years ago
sexcellent <3
stretta *
Harauq 4 years ago
wat is this ? a sequencer or midi controller ?
Analkalle 4 years ago
The monome 40h is a USB device (open source) that speaks OSC (Open Sound Control) MaxMSP is 'talking' to the 40h, turning on lights and receiving button pushes and generating the MIDI data that you hear.
stretta 4 years ago
do you route KSD out to differnt synths and what not? any recomendations?
Projectrabbit 4 years ago
really nice, i got my monome today :), cheers
Hhanxs 5 years ago
nice, very interesting!
daguswan 5 years ago
OMG I WANT ONE!!!
ninja1357 5 years ago