ThingM’s Multitrack BlinkMSequencer has been updated to work with both LinkM and with Arduino running the BlinkMCommunicator sketch. Download: BlinkMSequencer2 for Mac OS X BlinkMSequencer2 for Windows BlinkMSequencer2 for Linux New Features and improvements include: LinkM and Arduino connectivity support Previously, you used the new Multitrack Sequencer if you had a LinkM and the older single-track sequencer if you had an Arduino. Now the Multitrack Sequencer has Arduino connectivity suppport. To use: Load the BlinkMCommunicator sketch onto your Arduino Unplug the Arduino, plug in your BlinkM, plug back in the Arduino Choose the “Connect to Arduino” item in the File menu Gradient creator It’s now easy to create smooth gradients between color cells. To create a gradient, make a selection …
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