#143

don’t worry :wink:
Thanks for the link, i didn’t found this ressource before.
I will have a look !

#144

i got it build for 64it i’ll try with 32bit in a few moments
groovy

#145

finally got around to adding some basic mixer functionality (loop level & pan position) and loop launch/stop controls for the asynchronous looper system. korg nanokontrol mappings took 20 minutes and make a big difference in a the playability.

3 Likes
#147

This is so nice!

#148

Would also be interested in a version for a 64 grid.

#149

You’ve got a 64 and tried it ? Didn’t work ? Have you success to run the others monome patches ?

#150

I’ll have a look today,
Is there a list of Organelle patches for the Monome anywhere?

Patch Storage has something, but mainly “works in progress”. I don’t know if it’s possible to do this, but it would be great if Monome patches had - 64 - 128 - 256 settings that could be selected.

https://patchstorage.com/platform/organelle/?search_query=monome&tax_platform=organelle&orderby=modified&wpas_id=search_form&wpas_submit=1

#151

It’s “works in progress” but some folks run patches with 128 grid without problems.
With my 64, the grid poly patch works but all the leds are off
With the grids app : all leds off but the "xyz " are showing on the display when i press down keys on the grid.
Only the whitewhale seems to produces a sound return on my external gear - but even, with not LED light on.

Those patchs are too cryptics for me, can’t manage to understand them…

1 Like
#152

Like you I’d need help identifying the parts to change, but I was looking at a patch last night and noticed that 16 was in the patch a few times. I presumed that referred to the rows/columns on a 128 (8x16 grid)
I suppose on a 64, you could have the functionality of a 128, but somehow there’d have to be a little bit of thought go into that, if it were possible for the Organelle to recognise that a sequence went over 8 steps - then went onto the next grid.
I suppose there are a lot of 64h users around

#153

You’re right ! I hope so, really can’t wait to connect thoses devices …

1 Like
#154

hey man, i’m not understanding this installation program, i went to monome site and did the regular installation with serialosc but the novation launchpad mini doesn’t recognize yet, i don’t know what i did wrong and i’m gonna list in order what i’ve did:

  • install serialosc
  • install gridstudies og 1
  • when i connect the launchpad mini doesn’t work, it seems being on start mode.

obs: i need to install something else? i need to program midi output on ‘settings’ ?

can you put a list on order of what i’m gonna do? sorry, i spend all day long trying to run this! really nice patch! but

thank you very much !!

#155

This is a little demo of my first ‘real’ Organele patch; a Euclidian sequencer with 8 independent tracks of different length and independent playback settings.
The sound configuration happens through the 4 organelle knobs, whereas the input of the track settings pulses/beats ratio and playback settings are done on the APCMini.
The visualization f the different tracks is also done on the APC.

#156

any plans to release v3.0 soon? :thinking: love to get my hands on pattern record functionality :wink:

#157

@sno ah, yes… haven’t had a minute to clean that up yet!

have you successfully got everything else working?

#158

hi @josephbranciforte sorry for he late reply! no worries, I was just wondering :slight_smile:

yes, everything work ok, thanks!

just notice some clicks when pressing monome buttons to cut/skip to a relative position. also when in sub loop mode there is a click in the loop point of the sub loop. don’t know if both issues can be fixed or if it’s just a normal thing in pure data.

one last thing I don’t have the [closebang] object inside [jblr.monome] where can I find it?

#159

@josephbranciforte I can also report that I’ve gotten jblr working nicely, in my case with my old weirdo diy monome 64. the LEDs don’t light up the way they should yet, but i guess that’s because my unit doesn’t support varibright. I’m sure I’ll get it working. thank you so much!

(and obviously I’m also eagerly awaiting v3 :slight_smile: )

edit: got the LEDs working! my grid apparently didn’t play nice with the OSC /level messages, so I redid the small part of the patch that deals with lighting up the buttons. Varibright would be even nicer for the UI of course, but lighting up active step, start point and end point works fine.

1 Like
#160

I’d really love to know if this is the case - currently the organelle is my main sampler and I run into this often with certain applications. I love what the organelle does, but wondering if for instances where I want to avoid this, I’m better off using something else. Thanks to anyone who can lend advice!

#161

Have you got a link to the patch pt3r? Looks really interesting

#162

Thanks for the interest in the patch, unfortunately this thing is still very much a pre beta version that requires way too much TLC to get it running properly. I will have to revisit the patch to optimise its size and parameter configuration, which will happen since I up my pure data game by each new patch. However these patches are all relying on the presence of specific hardware controllers like the APC mini which makes them not very usable to most of the organelle users.

#164

I’m having a problem connecting my monome (64 grid 40h model) to my organelle. It’s so close to working that I’m hoping it should be a simple fix but I just cannot figure it out. I think the source of the problem is that the ‘serialosc’ object creates okay but when I open it, it is missing some objects such as ‘pipelist’, prepend’ and ‘unpackOSC’, which all seem to be OSC objects I thought would be installed with the serialOSC installer package. Does anyone have any idea why these are missing and how I can get it working?

Couple of other things that might be useful to know:

  • The PD extended folder is on my organelle USB
  • I’ve been testing the ‘serialosc’ object directly on the organelle via tigerVNC
  • The serialosc object and monome work 100% as expected on my MacBook using PD extended which suggests it’s not a hardware issue
  • The ‘grid’ object outputs correct button press data when the monome is connected to the organelle but does not work with LED messages (I’m guessing this is because grid was made to work with 128 and not 64 grids). Additionally when running the serialOSC install the LED’s light up as expected upon completion. This suggests the physical monome to organelle connection is fine

This all makes me think that the issue must be the missing objects in the serialosc object? I would really appreciate if anyone has any ideas to get it working? Or even a working version of serialosc and/or the missing objects compiled for organelle?

Really appreciate the help! Keen to get this working as I’ve been building a sequencer for monome/organelle/CVpal which I’m hoping should be really interesting to use.

Also, heads up that I’ve cross posted this on the Lines forum so apologies if you see it twice!