My technical question is : how to install my equipment to be able to use the organelle as a sound source (synth, sampl,…) BUT ALSO as an effects processor (for my guitar for example)?
Not at the same time of course but in a practical way without having to unplug / reconnect everything.
run the organelle outputs into a normal (stereo) mixer channel.
attach the organelles (stereo) inputs to a mixer send.
this way,
i control the organelle output (synth or effect) on a channel
and if I want to use it as an effects processor, i simply turn up the sends on the appropriate source channels on the mixer, to pass it thru to the organelle.
works well
I generally find mixer (even if small) is useful to also help control gain levels both of input and output.
I also find its useful to be able to monitor the input via the mixer, rather than the organelle.
I use the Organelle in the ways you want, with a bunch of pedals and other sound generators. I connect everything with a K-Mix, it has 3 aux outputs,a nd a very small size.
The K-Mix is MIDI controlled via an old UC-33 to manage the various sends.
I see that we like the same kind of effect pedals !
The K-Mix is a little too expensive for me at the moment but this solution seems very effective
thank you!
yes I use a fender amp which has only one channel, the lehle switch creates an insert point in my signal chain where I can switch the organelle in or out by pressing a footswitch, I’m sure that there are similar switches available from other brands but I likes that all the connectos on the lehle support stereo jacks.