
Monome 64 - Sound On Sound
The Monome connects to the rest of the world via a recessed USB socket on the side (or, perhaps, on top, as there is no 'right way up' for a Monome). The '64' is powered entirely by USB and no other power source is required, although the bigger units require an external PSU.
Monome Norns - Sound On Sound
Monome's enigmatic Norns can be anything you want it to be — if you're prepared to put the work in... The year 1967 saw the publication of a short science fiction story by Larry Niven entitled The Soft Weapon, which featured a small, mysterious, technologically advanced hand-held device capable of completely changing shape and function according to the position of a sliding control.
Livid Instruments Ohm64 - Sound On Sound
Unlike the Monome, the Ohm64 has numeric labels on most of its buttons, so it compromises minimalism in the name of practicality. Compared to the Monome, the Ohm64 is surprisingly large. It's wide enough to be rackmountable, and six Monome 64s would fit onto the same desk space.
Max For Live - Sound On Sound
The archetypal Monome sample-cutting application, MLR, is predictably available in Max For Live form, as is the multi‑function SevenUp Live, and Matthew Davidson (aka Stretta) recently ported all of his stand‑alone Monome instruments into an MFL format.
Novation Launchpad Pro - Sound On Sound
Novation are clearly aware of how many people have taken the Launchpad and used it for unexpected things. Many enthusiasts have used the Launchpad in place of the more expensive Monome to create deep software controllers, performance surfaces, art installations, etc. Of particular note is the Light Show phenomenon.
Novation Launchpad S - Sound On Sound
I'm starting to lose track of the number of grid-based DAW controllers I've reviewed over the last few years. From the original Monome to devices from Livid Instruments, Akai, Keith McMillen and, of course Ableton's new controller, the Push (reviewed in the March 2013 issue of SOS).
Joué Board & Modules - Sound On Sound
We've had boutique controllers since at least the first Monome (Sound On Sound September 2008), and the Joué is in similar tradition, coming from a small French company led by the creator of the original Lemur controller.
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