#166

Good to know you had some success eventually! Did you post that patch anywhere I could take a look at? No worries if not.

After a session of troubleshooting last night I have made some progress. By separately downloading the OSC and list-abs objects, then putting these in the patch folder and changing ‘prepend’ to ‘prepent’ I’ve got some of the missing objects working. The only thing missing now is ‘import OSC mrpeach’. I can see form the patch comment that this is something to do with importing the monome libraries? I can’t find an ‘import OSC’ object anywhere in PD extended or online though.

#167

@sno. Would you be able to share this compiled patch? :upside_down_face:

#168

sorry but I don’t have a compiled patch, I just made a quick test with pd on OS X cause I don’t own an Organelle anymore.

#169

I know it’s a very silly question, but I just want to get it right: so a usb hub sends and receives midi messages as well? in this case you connect usb from grid to hub and from hub to organelle? thanks :slight_smile:

#170

Yeah - hubs work fine

#171

No worries, thanks!

#172

i converted this


check it out – i am hopeful it will work [because v1 was too slow]
for the 7 loops but now :wink:

#173

I actually have been working on an mlr-like thing as well! I dont have a monome, but Ive made a fake/almost fully-cloned ‘serialosc’ object in pd_lua for the apc, which should be easily adaptable to any grid based controller (assuming we are working with individual midi notes for each grid button).

I use the mlr framework this person has http://www.josephbranciforte.com/pd.html.

You can see stuff here, I have a bunch to do and its all a mess, but this is functional if you clone the repo and put it on the organelle (and have an apc).

my “serialosc” code is (right now) the apcnome.pd_lua, if you all want to see what I am doing, I am going to separate out eventually all the apc specific stuff and make this more abstract…

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#174

Hi!
Does serial osc work on the new organelle m 3.2?
I can do the serial osc install but my grid is not recognised at the end of the installer, when it says plug / unplug your grid.
Im am powering it trough a powered usb hub as suggested, also tried plugging directly without a change.
Thanks!

Well, i cant get this one to work unfortunately. I get stuck on the last step of the install, i have tried with sudo /home/music/fw_dir/scripts/remount-rw.sh before trying to install serialosc from the organelle installer, but no luck :frowning:

When i tried loading any of the gris studies files the pure data console reports serialosc coulndt create

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#175

I had to install the files by hand and they work now.

#176

Hi!
Thanks for the reply.

I tried modifying the install.h files and other combinations but have not got it to work unfortunately.

Any chance you could point me out to what files and to what folders i need to install the files?

Im completely lost here, thanks a lot!
much appreciated !

#177

open the termainal
type
sudo mount -o remount, rw / [enter]
Then copy all the files to where the instal.sh says they should go

#178

Thanks @shreeswifty !
Cheers!

#179

ok!
So i got it working :slight_smile:
Many thanks!

#180

sorry im a little confused. is there a conversion of this that you made for the organelle? If so, id love to check it out.

#181

I’ve got no luck with my monome grids on the new Organelle M.
I installed serialosc with this intaller : https://patchstorage.com/monome-grid-apps-serialosc-installer/
The “grid apps” provided don’t work (no error message).
When I try to load the app I was working on (first on my Mac, then ported to the Organelle) (containing the [serialosc.pd] subpatch), I’ve got a bunch of errors, cf. the screenshot.
The grid apps (kria, meadowphysics, etc.) are working on my Organelle 1 and I believe I used the same installer.

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#182

Sorry don’t have grid or anything so can’t really help… but I’d just look at each error in turn.

The recv error looks likes a network error , perhaps cannot connect to another process.

The no method error is sending a message to serialosc that it doesn’t understand
This is because your sending it % , this to me looks like a substitution error somewhere

What I would do is try sending a hard coded message to serialosc and checking you don’t get this message…
If no issues then it looks like an issue with connecting to other process.

In which case you need to check to see how serialosc is being started - there are subtle differences between Raspbian and arch Linux.

What I’d do initially for testing purposes is run serialosc manually

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#183

Sorry I’m super lost. (almost ZERO linux/terminal understanding)
this nice guy responded me on the lines forum, but still no luck : https://llllllll.co/t/organelle-and-monome/1972/38

#184

Sorted ! (ten characters)

#185

From this message, how can you say that a bad formatted message is send to serialosc ? Doesn’t it just mean that a modulo object somewhere receives a symbol ?

EDIT :
ha !!!
I guess it’s because I’m sending it to a [s led] object, which is already used for the Organelle’s led !