for max/msp, instructions in the patch.

something like charging up bits by holding them down, then they decay
and let off pulses until they are silenced again. visuals follow. lots
of options to play with, but pretty much a toy.

this is fun and really nice sounding

gah, dammit! i really wanna try that!! my monome isn't finished yet 
though. c'mon postal service, get these parts here faster!!1

edit: since i have the logic board built (sans headers) and looks like 
it's working, i used a breadboard wire to trigger the button presses on 
the slots where the headers would be, and tried out skr. i was excited 
as a kid in a candy store it hear it in action. a very cool program, and 
it has already inspired a song. a fine program, mr. crabtree. can't wait 
to test it out more!

> 5. mash keypads

Describes precisely what I was doing when I finally decided to look over 
and read the instructions. (Didn't even want to let the 8-word manual 
slow me down.) Fun!

I've spent all morning learning this "toy."

I'll let you all know what comes of it.

My few sticking buttons are very useful in this case.

hey richard, i thought of this patch while watching your performance 
when you were here.

neato!
I had a sneaking suspicion...

I'll make sure to get you some documentation using it.

I should come out more often, this one is right up my alley.

Sweet, sweet button mashing! This app amused me for hours with my half 
completed kit inside of a cardboard box.

wow this is a fun one for sure… get my head thinking about generative 
music again. been a while since i attempted anything i wonder if my max 
skills are up to par ;)