Access to a norns or norns shield running software 201202 or later
Familiarity with the basic process of connecting your norns to WiFi
Familiarity with the basic functions of cheat codes 2
Access to speakers or an audio interface to share sounds
Access to any of the following controllers: monome grid, monome arc, USB MIDI keyboard or sequencer (eg. KeyStep or OP-Z), a recent Launchpad (X, Pro, or Mini mk3), USB MIDI slider bank (eg. 16n), MIDI Fighter Twister, or Max for Live
---- experiment 2: recording live input (one-shot)
---- video: one-shot threshold recording (NEW!)
---- timing: PDF overview
---- video: pattern recording + playback overview
---- experiment 3: patterns
---- video: arps overview
---- video: meta-sequencer
---- delays: PDF overview
---- video: delays overview
---- experiment 4: delays
---- video: rnd overview
---- video: pad-to-note / sending note data from cheat codes to external devices
---- video: transport + clocking external devices from cheat codes
Who is this course for
Useful links
About the workshop leader
Dan Derks is a creative technologist and improviser with a passion for community. He is the host of Sound + Process, a podcast about the artists of lines (https://llllllll.co), and he builds digital tools for monome norns and Max for Live.