#926

i was thinking (again) of @Rodrigo
but I would love to use it too!

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#927

#2306 here. Hello neighbor! :grinning:

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#928

Instantly made me think X GON GIVE IT TO YA.

TGIF?

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#929

This DSP shit is mine.

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#930

i’d love to have ordered one but my credit card needs some more love before I can responsibly do so. watching from afar with popcorn while it all unfolds…

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#931

“took delivery of grid” Used grid? Thought they weren’t available…

#932

I’m with you @jasonw22 and @Starthief - I can’t stop seeing “noms” due to the kerning and small font size on my laptop. I’ve read the thread religiously and honestly was surprised when I went to purchase my unit on the monome site and saw it in all caps for the first time. Now, I’m having a hard time giving up “noms” in my head. Perhaps my norns will be named noms…

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#933

20 characters of monoms?

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#934

Did someone say noms?

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#935

Twenty characters of :100:

#936

Analogue Haven had some in stock a couple of days ago, but it seems they’re now out. At least the re-stock is coming soon!

#937

getting a Strong Mad vibe

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#938

As a long-time SuperCollider user, seeing monome embrace SC with the release of norns is very exciting. It is kind of my dream machine and very much what I wished Aleph was. I have tons of SuperCollider patches that I’ve performed with over the years that I plan on immediately loading onto norns. This system will enable me to more fludily move between my various patches and interfaces. I also think this interest in norns will be very good for the SC community as a whole. Thank you!

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#939

Oh man, I’ve made some Strongbad references in recent times at work and nobody gets them. It makes me feel oooooold! wah wah

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#940

You are an mvp! Share the patches!! Please :raised_hands:t4::control_knobs:

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#941

I definitely look forward to adapting them to the system and will post/share what seems useful/appropriate.

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#942

Haven’t ordered one yet, but hopefully will soon when some funds come in (if there are some still available).

Definitely have lots of ideas of spinning on what to make.

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#943

LUA is loosly-typed like JavaScript if I remember correctly. You don’t need to worry about what type of data a variable is. LUA and JavaScript are both about equally good starter languages in my mind. The nice thing about JavaScript is that it’s not just made for beginners. LUA is kind of nice because it uses actual words, which I guess some people like.

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#944

Wow great and unexpected choice going with Lua. I’ve never played with it before but digging in now and it looks like such a great match for creative code. So readable. I also can’t wait to see how the gui is scripted, as that’s more my game.

It also dawned on me why the timing and positioning of Norns is so great (for me at least). I kind of only really want a portable computer for music performance, it’s a terrible time to buy a Mac laptop and, the Mac Mini is laughable at this point. I think Norns became my “computer” upgrade for the year.

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#946

I had the exact same thought. Instead of purchasing a new computer this year I’m getting norns and upgrading my 2011 Macbook Pro because I just realized it was one of the last models where you could actually upgrade the RAM and drives (!)

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