Monday, August 20, 2007
Lemur Sequencer
YouTube via machinate.
"A video illustrating how to control a maxMSP pluggo using a JazzMutant Lemur. The pluggo is loaded inside Ableton Live, and is triggering standard Impulse drum kits. We will upload more videos of the Lemur soon!"
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I was looking at vids of these just the other day and contemplating getting one of these for controlling other gear, that was until I converted the price into US dollars. It was like $3200 or so if I remember corectly.
ReplyDeleteZam
you can buy a mouse for controlling your computer for $10
ReplyDeleteI'm selling used mice for 50 cents.
ReplyDeletePlus you don't have to wipe the smudges off your computer's screen after you use a mouse, unless it's a real mouse.
ReplyDeleteWell, you're paying a premium for the combination of two things: multi touch (manipulating multiple objects at once, like several faders) and the ability to configure a custom control surface.
ReplyDeleteA mouse can only manipulate a single object on the screen.
But I agree, that is a lot of cash for that ability.
A Nord Modular G2 offers a wonderful configurable, self-labeling, multi touch control surface for far less. The page buttons bring up many banks of knobs and switches. And you get a modular synth thrown in - not to mention that pitch stick, too.
Blow out sale:
ReplyDeleteUsed mice now 18 cents each!
What were they used for? Wait..don't tell me, I don't want to know.
ReplyDeleteNew foreign demand raises prices on vintage mice to $83.00 USD per!
ReplyDelete$3200? you would be tempted to by new synths first.
ReplyDeletei've already left the house specifically to buy reasonably priced controllers and came back with synths twice.
What's with all the squares & rectangles these days? The Lemming, the Mini-me, the Tempura-don...
ReplyDeleteI'd still have to say my favorite colored rectangles were behind Phil Dodds' Arp in Close Encounters, when he was playing the keyboard but the audience heard the oboist in the soundtrack orchestra. Now those were some cool rectangles.
Squares are the new circles...
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