From grainbelt01, via matrixsynth:
Out now: http://plaguediagram.com/
The transparent vinyl looks beautiful, but I don’t have a vinyl turntable. I did download the mp3 album, though.
I just heard a little bit of it as a de-facto mashup with live-video coming up of Egypt.
From stretta on YouTube, via matrixsynth:
Spot the cat coming over to supervise the installation at the end.
From Eric Polchesi of Polynominal, we have another photo featuring Mimi, this time with a Roland JX3P:
From n3wt15 on YouTube:
“Me and my cat, Skeleton keys, OTO Biscuit, and Kp3
Also on matrixsynth as “1of5”.
From popitem on YouTube, submitted by vlern via facebook:
“My modular playing a lfo based patch and a scary robot cat i rescued from the trash.”
I was a bit skeptical of this somewhat creepy robot cat, but I did find more info about it. It’s called a Yume Neko Smile from Sega. Here is a promotional video:
Yume Neko Smile, the Creepy Cat Robot from Sega
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From the B-Roll, via matrixsynth:
“…a friend and fellow monome user Jared just recently released his new monome app called Grainslide. I tested an early version of the app on Day 213 and he has since made adjustments and released it to the community. It’s a simple but effective concept. His layout design is unique to most other monome apps which I think is great. It’s not a quick sample cutting app although you could play it that way. It’s a layering tool really.”
I am curious to check out Grainslide. The mlr application that I often use with the monome would be the quintessential “sample cutting app” – it has worked well for me in live performance, but I really have only scratched the surface on what I can do with this controller.
Submitted by Alessandro Cilano:
here’s my cat Bella, sitting on the chair of power at my desk.
She’s grumpy as there are too many places to fill in my modular and she’s not allowed to play with the patch cables…
We have seen some pictures in the past of his cat Guiliano.
