monome kits for april
posted Apr 24, 2009
we’re sold out. thanks for your continuing support!
check here for future editions.
posted Apr 24, 2009
we’re sold out. thanks for your continuing support!
check here for future editions.
posted Apr 20, 2009
this friday april 24 at 1pm EST we’ll post a link here for placing 40h kit orders.
check your local order time here.
files from the recent max5 monome workshop are posted here which demonstrate various introductory and advanced methods of interfacing monome devices with max5. there’s not a whole lot of explanation, though a video may be forthcoming. let us know what you think or if you need any help.
posted Apr 07, 2009
april 16 7-11pm in los angeles at machineproject
this is the first ever workshop addressing max5 specifically for use with monome devices. guided by tehn through a variety of examples.
ps. nap music by tehn april 18 3pm in the forest
posted Mar 23, 2009
great thanks to sam_square. why didn’t we make this years ago?
posted Mar 11, 2009

monday march 16 at 1pm EST we’ll begin taking orders for the new edition of 40h kits no pre-orders.
jvoytilla is offering walnut veneer top plates. more details soon.
posted Feb 21, 2009
saturday february 28 there will be a convergence of monome users at princeton’s terrace club
featuring presentations on max/msp interfacing, chuck interfacing, sevenuplive, and “how to be a finger ninja, pt. 1”
evening performances by makingthenoise and edison and altitude sickness and tehn
join us. all are welcome. directions, travel methods, and more details here. great thanks to raymond for putting this together.
posted Feb 17, 2009

several industrious monome users have set up shop creating extraordinary cases for various monome devices. see designs by map~map and oh.amanda
no waiting lists, sorry. we’ll post the exact date once we know exactly when the parts are arriving.
posted Jan 27, 2009

today was jenny’s last day—we’re moving and sadly can’t take her with us (though we tried). during her year at monome she has had a hand in every stage of monome assembly. she’s endured a few strange days here and there—working with a married couple in their home can be intense, she’s been overwhelmingly patient and understanding, has provided us constant amusement with her choice of outfits, and has helped make the burden of factory work more bearable with laughter.
thanks for making work feel more like hanging out and doing stuff. keep it real jenny weger.
we’ll miss you indeed.
posted Jan 23, 2009
thanks for your continued support. we’ll begin shipping immediately, but it may take a couple weeks until we get to the last orders.