Slightly generative, surprisingly controllable, works with Molly the Poly or speaks MIDI.
Concept by @instantjuggler
Requirements
Norns
Grid
MIDI out (optional)
MIDI sync (optional) Molly the Poly engine (included in default norns install)
Documentation
Triggers move horizontally. Notes move vertically. Pitches are mapped across the note columns. When triggers and notes collide they sound.
Hold a grid key and press another on the same row or column to add a trigger or note.
Three keys at once clears a row or column.
E3 can be used to add random triggers and notes (no grid required) or remove the most recent additions to a pattern. Itās a quick way to make variations of an existing pattern.
Donāt forget to check the parameters list for synth options ā patch creation lives right at the end.
I poked around on norns and I feel like Iām missing though where the save data is kept? I have⦠so many saves, Iād love to make sure Iām backing them up.
Honestly, no I havenāt, itāll be cool to see where you get to!
Only thing that springs to mind is if youāre using Molly then thereās a 10 voice limit and Loom can generate a lot of overlapping notes. A simpler engine would let you push that much higher.
I use Captain Midi included on Hemisphere Suite.
For connecting Norns i use a mini usb cable connected from Teensy inside the o_c to > Norns
Is a good alternative to the crow.
Here the usb cable from the o_c but a small usb breakout on a small panel of some HP can be very useful:)