Organizing and saving samples?

That’s a possibility - but the Organelle will default to using the USB drive if one is connected. You will have to eject the USB drive if you want to load patches from / saving patches to the SD card. The Organelle doesn’t care if you’re using the SD card or USB drive for patch storage - it’s just about how you want to manage the patches…


@icaroferre is correct - the Organelle only loads one patch at time so creating a copy of a patch will not eat up extra memory (RAM).


This is a good idea in theory, but it is not so simple unfortunately. @moosiqpipl has some good points here:

…and there’s also the functional difference of a patch loading samples into RAM vs. a patch that plays samples from the disk. Those patches that are using RAM are likely to use shorter samples so as not to use up RAM. Those patches that can stream samples from disk can use much longer samples. Any sample manager would have to know how to handle this difference so the patches would load correctly.

TLDR: Keeping the patches and their samples self-contained ensures that the patches work as designed.