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Why don't you set LSDJ to Nanoloop sync and use the pulse clock from there? That way you're not wasting a whole channel and you don't need a special rom. I'm not sure what the ppqn of the Monotribe is but you can easily slow down the ppqn coming out of LSDJ. That's what I had been planning on doing once I got around to nabbing one.

You can also drive a 4017 sequencer or whatever using this same method. Like hurrrr vvvvvvv

That's why I was so excited by the Monotribe. Drum machine/synth sync without the need for other hardware

FUUUUUUUU wish I could be there. Live feed please.

This is actually where I think this guy (and the controllers he's created) fails. If he hadn't had a powerpoint explaining what was going on, I wouldn't have had a single clue what he was doing. That's the one thing that I do actually like about the controller culture and things like monomes (which I don't like for a series of other reasons previously listed by others) - they succeed in the sense that when an artist pushes a button or turns a knob, the audience hears the result. This dude just stood there and wobbled a bit (maybe he gets into it eventually, I couldn't sit through the whole thing.)

Oh, also, the music was boring/vanilla-as-shit.

I'll agree that the problem of "what-the-fuck-is-he/she-doing-up-there" plagues gameboy musicians. That's where triggering loops live, soloing/muting and playing with the EQ come in - something that allows the audience to build a relationship between what they see happening and what they hear.

ELECTROPICALLLL!!!!

OHMIGOD THIS IS FANTASTIC. We need to see more of this.

I hope I didn't let you down this time, celcius Thanks for the listens guys. Glad you dig it.

Oh but seriously, where's the dubhorn? I thought this guy did reggaeton or something...

This is damn fresh.