Fluidsynth~ Vintage Synth Series: JUPITER 2.2 update

they need to go in /usr/lib por favor

Just tried this out, sounds really great, can’t wait to try the update.

I’m curious cause I am new to all of this, but this seems to be the only patch I’ve seen that has come from using the fluidsynth, are there any others out there of any kind?

Is the Vintage Emulation Set created exclusively for Critter & Guitari. You wont find these on patchstorage because the Soundfonts are too big there are

PM me regarding the Organalogue, Metamorph & World Music Versions

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I can’t get working the sequencer & reverb in the vintage synths patches :pensive:. Is it something about installing anyrhing else besides LADSPA or Fluidsynth??

make sure you have pd-extended libraries i am assuming new o/s stuff will require updates such is the nature of the beast

i will be back to CT soon and i’ll look at the problem

kind regards

Patrick Pagano B.S, M.F.A

Assistant Professor in Residence

Digital Media & Design

Web & Interactive Technologies

University of Connecticut, Stamford

(352)-226-2016

After I install FluidSynth, can I delete it from my USB?

yes, you do not need to keep the install

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Man, I know you get this quite a bit I’m sure. But I just gotta say. I’ve only had my Organelle for maybe a week and a half. And already, everything you’ve provided has been amazing. I’m pretty sure 20% of what’s in my patches are what it came with and from random folks. The rest are from patches you’ve shared.

Thanks again!

my pleasure.
Oweno and the C&G facilitated my time for the users so i could develop a set of patches that in my mind helped make the Organelle a true Electro-acoustic instrument for performance, research and development.
My research specifically the past two years has been preserving the code that has been written for Pure Data since right around 1996. I first ran Pd on SGI in 95 but really did not start actively using it till a year later so it’s a joy and a frustration and a passion and an obsession – all the things good art should be.

So its nice to hear that.
I am announcing my book at a TEDx this month in Stamford, CT entitled ā€œPure Data Ephemeralā€

An Advanced Catalog of Pure Data Libraries Abstractions and Instruments from 1996-2018 and there is a chapter on the organelle that i look forward to sharing when it’s completed.

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I’ll have to keep my eye out for it! I’m completely green to PD but I really wanna start diving in soon.
BTW, is there a link for the Bytebeat patch anywhere?

I started using expr~ for bybeat stuff because i could not get the python script external to work properly on arch. It dynamically creates the bytebeat~ with python inside the patch so it became way eaisier to use expr~ and fexpr for bytebeat code.

I’ll look for that one

hi. I’m very new to the organelle and I just downloaded fluidsynth.
How do it install it ? I’ve tried to drag the .zip to the utilities folder of the organelle but it gets stuck on the ā€œInstallationā€¦ā€ page whenever I try to open it.
thanks for your help

It s a bit of tricky. You have to install fluidsynth first on your organelle.

@TonyLB How do I do that ? thanks

I’m sorry but I don’t have time to search the link right now. But it’s on the forum , look for fluidsynth. If you’re on the organelle M the installation might not work on the sd card.
I’ve been running those patches and a few one were cool but the whole thing was a bit wobbly so I’ve gave up.

All the Legacy synths are now being updated for M

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whenever I try to install FluidSynth or LADSPA on my organelle M, the screen stays stuck on ā€œSutting Down ā€¦ā€. anyone know what the problem might be ?
thanks !!

you need to install it by hand for the new organelle of you changed your organelle etc…

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Thanks to take the time to reply !
Could you describe the manœuvre more precisely step by step if it’s not too much to ask ? Thanks a lot

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I had the same issues in regards to the LADSPA plugins but I managed to install them manually on the Organelle-M.

Here’s a brief tutorial on how I did it for those who feel comfortable enough using the terminal. Please follow at your own risk.

1 - Open the terminal

2 - Re-mount the storage as read/write to be able to copy the files. Use the command:
sudo /home/music/scripts/remount-rw.sh

3 - Copy the Install-LADPSA (unzipped) folder to the Patches directory inside your SD card.

4 - Enter the 3 commands to manually create the folder and copy the files from the install folder:
sudo mkdir -p /usr/lib/ladspa
sudo cp -f /sdcard/Patches/Install-LADSPA/so/* /usr/lib/ladspa/
sudo cp -f /sdcard/Patches/Install-LADSPA/ladspa.h /usr/include

5 - Restart the Organelle.


I also installed fluidsynth manually since I couldn’t get the installer to work correctly on my Organelle-M.
Here’s how I did it:

1 - Follow steps 1 and 2 from the steps I listed above.

2 - Copy the Install-FluidSynth (unzipped) folder to the Patches directory.

3 - Download the fluidLoops instrument from Patchstorage, copy the libfluidsynth.so.1 file included in the Organelle-M folder to the Install-FluidSynth folder (replacing the existing one). This is important as it seems that the file that is included in the FluidSynth zip is not compatible with the Organelle-M.

4 - Copy the files using the commands:
sudo cp -f /sdcard/Patches/Install-FluidSynth/libfluidsynth* /usr/lib
sudo cp -f /sdcard/Patches/Install-FluidSynth/fluidsynth /usr/bin

5 - Restart the Organelle.

Once again, since you’ll have to re-mount the storage as rewritable, make sure that you’re being careful since you could end up messing up other important files if you’re not paying attention.

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