Ahh thank you. I just expected the laptop to acknowledge a new device being connected.
How do I then bring up the display on which I can then edit the patch? Should it appear automatically ?
Sorry to be so basic, I did do a search online but most tuts start after this step.
Organelle is a computer by itself. It needs a display.
To route your Organelle display to your laptop you would need an HDMI Capture device.
Itās way cheaper and easier to just buy a cheap display at that point.
Did I mention basic? Thank you everyone for your patience. I should be fine now.
Ok just one more heheā¦ where can I get an empty patch to start building with (as recommended in the tutorial).
Open another patch, then go to file -> new or similar? Not got a display handy at the mo, in the airport. (Not stopping me using my organelle though)
Thank you very much.
Also in order to run from the organelle all patches must be in a separately named folder per patch, with the PD file you intend to be launched when you select it on your organelle called main.PD
E.g. Patches/Basic Poly/main.pd
Finally dipped a toenail into pd waters, thanks again for all the help above.
Is it just me or has the restart option disappeared from the organelle menu after the last update?
The Reload option is still there, just in the āstorageā menu.
Thank you.
New patch up! Euclidean Rhythms
Itās a looping 16-step rhythm machine with an 8-voice sample player. Lots of fun!
Get it from http://organelle.io
Super fun patch! love it with a little delay
Excited to get into this after work! Thank you to everyone at C&Gāthese patch updates coupled with the community formed around these forums make this instrument such a joy to own + play. The Organelle was on my wishlist for 2 years before I sprung for it and Iām so glad I finally did.
itās fantastic!
for melodic samples, i was thinking that an adjustable decay would be useful. any chance of a melodic version with a decay knob?
but, yeah, the graphics are ace too!
Hi @andy - youāre talking about the Euclidean Rhythms patch, right?..
ā¦Knob4 does control decay of samples.
ah! yes! i was talking about the euclidean patch, but i missed the decay control!
fantastic! thanks!