Live set at Native Space, visuals by Gabriel Venegas, video by Plugin Ears
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Eigenform
@eigenform
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Electronic punk music and multimedia project by @artfwo
@mntmn will there be an upgrade option for classic owners with motherboard 2.0?
@mntmn got my shipment notification today, looking forward!
@lislegaard I'm switching back and forth between MNT Reform and Framework laptops, playing live shows mainly with the latter for performance reasons, as my setup is a bit heavy with lots of VSTs.
Reform is more on the understandable side (open schematics, off the shelf parts); Framework is not open hardware, but it's user-repairable with most parts available through the online store and easily replaceable.
Lucie / minutethis morning i experienced a device that's kind of a technological marvel, it doesn't use any power (except illumination by external light source) yet just by looking at it for a few minutes it projected intense and vivid imagery into my mind and let me hear scripted voices accompanying the scenery. (i was reading a book)
@igormpc not tested on 40h, but could work :)
you can find it here: https://github.com/artfwo/pymonome-apps
check the pymonome thread on lines for install instructions.
Making music in the terminal with #monome's wonderful meadowphysics sequencer ported to Python using @textualize for the UI. The sound is synthesized by #SurgeXT hosted in #Renoise.
@hansfbaier not in Renoise, as they're LV2 and it only loads LADSPA and VST(3).
@AlgoCompSynth I own Reaper too, but it doesn't work well for this particular use-case (externally controlled live synths and effects), same for Audacity. On Reform I am using Debian SID.
@AlgoCompSynth I don't think Audacity can do live audio processing unfortunately.
Renoise can load LADSPA and VST, but for my live setup I would like to have a few proprietary plugins that don't currently have ARM64 Linux builds.