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[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1O8c8vLVMY&list=UUffhayZv3WqTz2ZaEkIwR3w&index=3&feature=plcp Tutorial for Polygome with OhmRGB] | [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1O8c8vLVMY&list=UUffhayZv3WqTz2ZaEkIwR3w&index=3&feature=plcp Tutorial for Polygome with OhmRGB] | ||
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[[File:Polygome_pic.png]] | [[File:Polygome_pic.png]] | ||
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[http://docs.monome.org/doku.php?id=app:polygome monome patch] | [http://docs.monome.org/doku.php?id=app:polygome monome patch] | ||
Revision as of 00:33, 6 December 2012
Video Tutorials
Tutorial for Polygome with OhmRGB
Overview
Original Docs
Polygome isn't an easy concept...but I think its one of the best patches Stretta has made.
This port behaves mostly the same as his, but lives in Live and remembers its states. And you can run multiples.
The right hand buttons (scene launch) select which mode the grid is in. Mode 1 is play. The key pressed is the root of the sequence that is selected. Mode 2 is record. You record the sequence by pressing up to 16 cells on the grid. Mode 3 programs velocity for each step. Mode 4 programs duration for each step. The bottom row of Mode 4 allows for turning off or on each step.
You can send MIDI to polygome and change the the scale that is assigned.
The top right and left corner of the grid is the hold button.
Try the gomeizer if you're stumped...its instant gratification (after a wait of a few seconds to randomize everything)....
Then off to google, to find out whats really going on ;)
IMPORTANT TIP: Live's transport must be running in order for polygome to do anything.
