I used the sample recorder patch to sample some guitar chords, notes, and random harmonies into each key semi-randomly. The outcome lead me to write something that I don’t think I would have come to otherwise. I sequenced it through midi with my DAW to make it clean sounding (organell keys are a little sticky sometimes), but I think the finished product will be quite nice! Here’s a short instagram clip of it:
I also like how sampling the guitar gave it a staccato digital vibe!
This is awesome, great work!
This is some trumpet thru the Granular Freezer.
Hope you enjoy it! 
Fantastic! Sounds like Benjamin Britten or Arvo Pärt.
was smashing this the other day and now my soundcloud aint workin, please tell me you left this up
lolz thx man! I just updated the link, so it should be working again
this sounds beautiful
Here’s a little jam I recorded last night using @Wannop’s Spruce patche with the rhodes samples from @chkbeto:
I made this with some samples coming from the Organelle, I’m still learning it, well, really Pure Data.
Here’s a little ambient thing I live-recorded in less than 5 minutes.
The Organelle and the Count to 5 pedal were made for each other.
Organelle + Montreal Assembly Count to 5 + Earthquaker Devices Dispatch Master (delay/reverb)
Love it! I’m looking for a Count to 5 myself, I figured it would work well with the organelle and now I have confirmation.
Buy directly from the manufacturer. Somehow people are getting away with selling the pedal for ~$350-400 when the guy only charges $265 himself.
They’re presently sold out but he’s pretty quick to respond to inquiries from his blogspot, I think.
So unless you’re in a rush or don’t mind spending the extra money it may be worth asking him how long it’ll be before another run is up for grabs.
Thanks for the tip, I’ve joined his mailing to be informed of upcoming releases.
This is such a cool sound! Thanks for sharing.
A track I made with Organelle (Binural Beats, Sample Arp, Guitar2Synth), an SP404, and an electric uke:
Hypnotizing! 
really Amazing …
thanks a bunch dood! everything except the drums went through the organelle. Just listened to yr track too. Really well done and spacey in all the right ways!
Myself and collaborator make music which I use the organelle quite heavily! Here’s a live video, the organelle features heavily in the last two songs, can be seen at 8:47 and also 13:33
Love the organelle, it’s been a big influence on the sounds we make as a duo
Here’s a photo of me using my organelle for a solo gig the other day 