Starting this thread to exhange ideas and user experiences.
My first fun thing : Make a note channel, modulate with second channnel with LFO, motion or just cc and voila u got a sequencer 
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Also the Monolit is a beast when it comes to modulation. If your hardware lacks in that department the Monolit is a no brainer
Cuckoo sort of teased an upcoming FW update recently, and I’m really looking forward to it.
I don’t own a Monolit yet but I’m seriously considering it, both for its size and interesting approach/features.
I have actually submitted a number of feature requests to Lightreft (essentially related to MIDI looping). If they implement them, I will certainly break my money pot and go for it.
It seems there are not so many users around yet, so I wanted to ask you if it is possible to create macro controls on the Monolit, i.e. to control several CC’s with just one fader or modulation?
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Ive had it for 2 days and have not yet explored if there is any macros
Its possible to have one fader controll several other faders in the Monolit making a sort of ”macro” control.
Loads of stuff to explore and i just scratched the surface so far
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Feels like endless possibilties and i very glad that i got one.
A very BIG selling point for me was that its fully programmable on the actuall hardware. The web midi editor is just a nice bonus for me.
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Following the development
It’s coming, I just received their newsletter:
"FIRMWARE 2.0 - COMING SOON
We’re completely redesigning Monolit’s core logic to expand its creative potential - but don’t worry, the familiar workflow isn’t going anywhere. Everything you know and love will stay the same.
Right now, we’re working on a new Performance Mode that lets you control multiple parameters from a single screen. And yes, we’re also developing an 8-track built-in sequencer with scale randomization and probability settings."
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