From Tristan Sent Mon, Jun 24th 2019, 22:33
From Tristan Sent Mon, Jun 24th 2019, 22:33
It is not hexagon based, but have you tried the Linnstrument? http://www.rogerlinndesign.com/linnstrument.html On Tue, Jun 25th, 2019 at 7:41 AM, Justin Maxwell <xxx@xxxxxxx.xxx> wrote: > hi analogue friends > > years ago i had the snyderphonic manta running through vlad spears' > max-based scale interpreter (honeycomb). it was absolutely the best note > input device i ever had — the hexagonal chord relationships worked with my > brain. > > A great example of what's possible is Vlad Spear's user-created patch - > called Honeycomb - that's already up there and being shared through the > Manta user forum. This is based on Leonhard Euler's tone network system, > which creates some cool chord layouts. Vlad uses both a Manta and a monome, > dividing 'melodic' and 'rhythmic' tasks between them - that's a lot of > flashing lights and bespoke wood. > > > then vlad stopped updating it, it stopped working, and i sold the manta. i > thought the push2 would be able to satisfy my tactile/spatial chord needs, > but instead i just find it huge and annoying. > > are there other controllers like the manta that i should be checking out? > or is Honeycomb magically working again? i just want to get away from keys. > > thank you > justin >