The inevitable update:
Please see https://github.com/danfuzz/fuzz-synth/tree/master/organelle-node-test for an installable patch written in Node. It does (practically) nothing, beyond sniff at OSC.
I am now of course curious about the recommended way to receive and send audio data!
README reproduced below for the curious and lazy.
Happy T-Day for them what celebrates it.
organelle-node-test
This is a work-in-progress to demonstrate the use of Node to implement a patch on an Organelle. As of this writing, it does nothing other than update the display with an increasing count and a bit of detail of received OSC messages. It’s also pretty janky. Notably, it does not receive or send audio data.
The one thing it does sensibly is that it will quit itself if it receives a /quit
message (or any message whose name begins with /quit
, really), since otherwise the Organelle OS gets forlorn and confused, and maybe even just a little depressed.
Requirements
You need to have Node 12 installed on your Organelle for this to work. Find some details about that here: https://forum.critterandguitari.com/t/nodejs/5146
Build and Install
You need to have a relatively recent version of Node installed on your local (desktop / laptop) machine. Run the script scripts/build
on your machine, and then copy the entire contents of this directory to a directory under Patches
on your Organelle.
When you run it, in addition to spewing a bit of data to the display, it writes out the contents of received OSC messages to the file output.txt
in the patch directory.