#333

old things!!! monome collab with machine project, love my tetrafol, excited every time i use it:

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#334

golden oldie!!! 11 years ago, time machine central:

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#335

The grid is still my go to midi sequencer (with various patches, mostly tintinabulome). Always sucks a bit having to get the computer involved though, loading and routing, dealing with os updates breaking things etc. I wonder if this could be a stand alone midi/ cv sequencer which runs patches. Being battery operated (no cables in the pic at least) makes me think it won’t interface with the grid, could be wrong about battery power/ grid current draw though.

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#336

(Checks calendar) Is it next week yet?

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#337

You’ll have to wait another week 'till next week I’m afraid :grin:

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#338

I, for one, feel like it’s solidly next week.

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#339

from kelli’s instagram… what a tease!

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#340

Look at all that I/O! and it’s new!

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#341

and it’s old!

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#342

Is it weird that only now that I know the backside, this becomes almost an instabuy? I’ve just ordered a grid again and I’m imagining the new thing to be a “sound computer” that directly integrates with a grid as well as the monome euro series without the need for a laptop.

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#343

Bus powered? Or charging?!

And what’s in the fourth usb? Is that a wireless dongle?

#344

Was thinking it would be a stand alone instrument to plug a grid or arc into to control. Looks v cool!

#345

That is the enclosure that I dreamed about for my rPi + pisound…looks great.

…and a WiFi dongle? I hope it runs Linux :stuck_out_tongue:

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#346

blutooth maybe? 20 char

#347

my new theory: it’s a universal usb/midi/i2c/bluetooth merger/splitter/switch, and it’s called monome hub. control your eurorack modules from ableton live via bluetooth. sequence your aalto from ansible. and script everything from a built in teletype!

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#348

Half-Life 3 confirmed! Oh, wrong forum :slight_smile:

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#349

Wireless keyboard dongle perhaps?

#350

But then why the 1/4" outputs on the rear?

#351

It doesn’t look like the sort of thing that would usually get my attention, but then, …monome. I think I actually need this. Whatever it is.

#352

could be minijack for CV and i2c

…but probably not (and i could point out a few other things that don’t support my theory - it’s fun to speculate though!). but yeah, those are probably 1/4”, 2 inputs, 2 outputs, pedal.

ok, new theory: it’s a delay/reverb that allows you to draw your own desired space. 1992 was declared international space year - coincidence?

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