shape-memory pattern instrument
https://monome.org/docs/earthsea/
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Very good condition module. Out of Production and hard to find— but opens up a whole new method of expression with a monome grid (also selling one separately— willing to bundle at a discount!)I have other Monome gear for sale on my page as well.Here’s a description from monome’s website:Earthsea is a platform for playing, looping, and manipulating control-voltage gestures, which may take the form of melodies and timbral transformations.A monome grid is plugged into the front panel of the module, becoming a complete interface. Looped patterns continue to play when the grid is disconnected, facilitating hot-swap reconnection to other monome-enabled modules during performance.Earthsea is built upon a map of tones, using the grid as a playing surface for melodies, available as Pos. The Edgeoutput provides various gating modes including a fixed interval and drone.Multi-press gestures invoke shape-memories. Three channels of CV memory are set by turning panel knobs per shape. These sets of CV can be instantly recalled by the different shapes, or glide between memories with independent slew per channel and shape.Patterns of notes and shapes can be recorded into a bank of sixteen slots. Gate, retrigger or loop playback while performing additional notes or shapes atop. Recall previous patterns from the bank, or perform the bank directly. Patterns can also be performed across the keymap with arpeggiate mode, shifting the root note and retriggering the pattern.Shape-memories and all recorded patterns are storable to internal flash memory for instant recall on power-up. eight full presets can be stored and dynamically loaded.Additional magic shapes for pattern modulations allow the resequencing of your performances on the fly.(I recommend checking out this link for further details regarding power consumption and such: )
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