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posted Dec 10, 2008
posted Dec 08, 2008
the 40h kit allows you to assemble your own 40h-like device. please read this guide before ordering!
we’ve sold out.
posted Dec 05, 2008
new edition of kits available this coming monday, december 8. order links will be posted at 1pm EST. open orders.
posted Dec 03, 2008
from the beginning people have been creating new ways of interfacing monome devices with ableton live. it started simply by having keypads send midi notes and lights activated by incoming midi notes. we’ve come a very long way, as the above video demonstrates: sevenuplive by makingthenoise using java.
also check out other ableton live interfacing projects: pages allows multiple applications to run at once, with multiple ableton-specific modes. monome basic uses the liveAPI and python. drumwreck, liveio, and livestep by anton interface with live in various ways.
posted Nov 27, 2008

soon we’ll be relocating to the catskills. the monome factory will live in the huge barn shown above (when there is not snow on the ground.) we’re planning various endeavors to make our workplace carbon neutral, the land abundant, and our days full of antics.
avant urb has a great preview of several innovative applications.
squid soup posted documentation from their recent installation at the victoria and albert museum in london.
also check out this super-flat kit by rohdaten.
we’re proud to be (sortof) in the december 1 new yorker thanks to flying lotus.
and friday is buy nothing day.
posted Nov 22, 2008
brought to you by cassiel, an impressive sequencer riding on his compositing and sprite library, shado
brought to you by peterflat, running his own open-source mpc inspired app, npc
ps. new edition of kits coming very soon.
posted Nov 12, 2008

from machineproject:
Dear Friends,
Please join us this saturday as we seize control of LACMA. We will be orchestrating ten hours of performances, workshops, and events dispersed across the seven-building, twenty-acre campus. Featuring over 60 projects, this is the biggest thing we’ve ever done, and dare we say, the raddest. Come by anytime during the day, or spend your entire Saturday with us.
LACMA is the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. saturday is november 15. much more information here.
we’re contributing a ceramic tapping robot, two-player sleep music performances, and a simple synth circuit for soldering workshops. those familiar with machineproject know that this will be an very remarkable day—the diverse talent collected here will not let you down.
posted Nov 10, 2008
sold out. we’ll be scheduling a new batch very soon. thanks for your support!
posted Nov 09, 2008
we’re finished the wait list for kits.
there are only about 40 kits left. we’ll be taking public orders tomorrow (monday november 10) at 1pm EST. the order link will be posted here.
there is a possibility these will sell out quickly. there is a limit of two per person. we should be announcing a new edition soon.