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Organelle + Monome is a great pair! I use my Organelle as my main Monome host, as seen in the video posted by @KristofferLislegaard above.

It actually works more seamlessly for me than the Monome Aleph did for my use case as I’m more familiar with PureData and writing PD extensions in C than the Monome Aleph’s custom API.

I ported a basic grid sequencer (seen in the above video) and posted the patch on Patch Storage.

https://patchstorage.com/monome-grid-seq/

The process for this patch is in the thread:

Serialosc/monome with Organelle?

I think I’ve had more fun with my Monome in the last few days than I have in a while. I’m playing with a sequencer based on the monome grid-studies sequencer tutorial, upgraded to use a sample-based clock using [cyclone/edge~] and a [phasor~] via pd-extended. Just goofing around, sending MIDI to a Moog Minitaur. I stress-test the clock towards the end of the video. The sequencer is polyphonic but the Moog is mono so it only plays a single note in the row. Also, you may notice the pitch is inve…

Always room for improvements, especially around installing serialosc seamlessly.

re: @wo3

The monome is also the same width as the Organelle. so nice.

It’s so satisfying! The OP-1 is also the same width, it’s real nice to use those three together.

Here’s another video of a Monome in a setup with other gear, with the Organelle as the brain. (sorry, no sound). I use a Teenage Engineering OP-Lab as a midi/cv hub and router for the OP-1 and the Minitaur. You may not need need a USB hub for the Monome 64, as it gets enough power from the USB bus power, but the Monome 128 needs a powered hub for all the LEDs to light up.

~gld