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Dude where did you get the monome grid

Funfishsweater Channel Thanks. That's most kind. Be sure to check out Den Derks stuff. Really beautiful stuff. And he writes some really good scripts.

Dominic Lanser hey, thanks! : - )

mathieu morel 👻👻👻

Brandon Hernández wow, that’s cool. What are you coding?

Just playing with a line drawing class in Java: you input some numbers, which will affect the way an underlying cycle behaves, and get some unexpected patterns. It would be nice to hear more stuff from you!

Brandon Hernández sounds cool. I’ve been looking for some kind of software that could generate visual patterns and shapes based on audio input. Do you know of any? Never got into coding myself, or never found the time and motivation to get the basics. I have some sounds on a SoundCloud page as well, under the same alias. Hope I can wrap up something more full lenghty to release this year.

Tyrone Shoelacez Thanks a bunch : - )

Wirelesswine thank you! Glad you like it!

Tyrone Shoelacez congratulations! Paired with a Grid? Thanks for listening : - )

Yeah man! I’ve been playing with it all day. Next level stuff...

Tyrone Shoelacez Nice! Agreed. So inspiring. Love your OP-Z stuff. Seems like a fun box.

Plym it is. I can’t wait to record it into MLR though. That tape thing you have is sick!

Tyrone Shoelacez Yeah, that must be a super cool duo. I’ll be sure to check it out when you upload a taste of it. The Hiwatt is very cool. Instant mojo. I see you have a tape recorder in some of your videos - that seems like fun. Been playing around a bit with some cassette recorders.

Thanks for listening and for reaching out! Really cool to hear : - ) I'll keep an eye out for some Norns stuff from you!

Haha, yeah. I actually sold a bunch of modules recently to finance a Prophet-6. Still got the essentials, and will probably build my way back up to a full 6U or eventually 9U. We'll see : - )

@@plym5343 Hehe. Up to 9U is the way! I got a DS1 Curtis Filter to quench my Prophet thirst for now. It's not a bad filter actually. I'm curious about Three Sisters though...have you used that one?

@@piotr803 Nice! I'm sure it's a great filter. I'm falling in love with my Prophet now. Really missed having a keyboard based synthesizer. Never tried Three Sisters, but it's definitely on my wish list. Very cool features. And also great as a sound source. Check out Dan Derks "Less Concepts". I know he uses Three Sisters as oscillators a lot. Great record!

@@plym5343 Yeah, it's nice to have a keyboard-based synth as well. I'm still holding onto my MS20 for that same reason (and that filter of course!). Thanks for the recommendation. Will definitely have a listen!

@@plym5343 P.S. I like how standalone synths are well tuned instruments. All gainstaging perfected. Mmm.

Yann Guillermou Mellotron flutes ❤️

Joshua Andrew Thanks J! I would love to hear your take with the piano stuff. I’ve been using re:mix a lot with piano recordings, but then with much more preparations than this. I really love your Norns + tape videos. Very inspiring!

State Azure Thank you 🌞🎞

Magic.

Wirelesswine Thanks! : - ) Both wonderful little machines! I sold my Infinite Jets to finance some other gear, but I so miss it from time to time. Would love to hear some Norns+IJ from you.

Plym will do. Hopefully it turns out as well as your work ;)

@@plym5343 Is this in glitch mode? Absolutely beatiful work.

Dominic Lanser Thank you. Yeah, I'm pretty sure I used the glitch mode for this. That was what I mostly used when I had the pedal. Really cool stuff.

State Azure Thanks!

Brock Cooper MLR ⚡️

Spencer Terry Thanks, glad you liked it : - )

Yann Guillermou Thanks! I’m glad you like it. Quality content on your channel aswell.

@@plym5343 thanks!

Brock Cooper that’s right : - )

EPIC! Im sold. So many questions lol, Ive seen it used mostly for synth work, but the manipulation of live audio is amazing. I know you can program functionality with Lua, and the sound engine is SuperCollider, but are you running the guitar through a preamp to get the desired tone before you manipulate it? Or can norns dial in a decent tone directly? Can it understand the notes I play? and then harmonize an internal synth? then manipulate the lfo/adsr/ on said synth? lol sorry for unloading on you, but you have no idea how helpful a response would be! cheers dude!

Brock Cooper Brock Cooper In this video I use an SansAmp VT bass preamp-pedal, just to thicken up the tone a bit. But in the global settings page on Norns you can adjust stuff like compression and fx (the reverb in this one is all from Norns itself). Regarding your other questions I can’t say wether it will be possible in the future or not, but for now I don’t think anyone has scripted something like that. The MLR script that I’m running here is more or less a sampler and pattern recorder. You can chop and pitch and record and sample and resample and so on. A super nice tool. Check out llllllll.co for more information on Norns and other Monome stuff : - )

Thanks for the breakdown, Much appreciated! Im inspired & Ill def checkout llllllll.co. Keep putting out the great sounds man! cheers

Dario Miticocchio Yeah, more or less. I use a Tech 21 SansAmp VT Bass pedal just as a preamp between the Jazzmaster and Norns, to beef up the signal on its way in. Global settings in Norns contain some compression and a very nice reverb, which you can adjust to taste. A very nice little machine! There’s talk of a panning function for each tracks down the line. Thank you for listening! : - )

Thank you so much for all the positive feedback! Very much appreciated : - )