Four month ago i bought a Organelle and i`m still very in love with it.
It can be and do so many things. I wonder who of you guys have a Organelle and how do you use it?
What are your favorite patches?
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Never heard of it before today but it looks pretty neat and crazy versatile!
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I’ve never heard of this thing until now and it looks awesome. If I had the money I’d spend all day patching on this thing, and I’m not usually a hardware person at all (technically the PD part is digital, but you know what I mean).
Looks like the ultimate instrument for deep-diving!
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Today i was trying out something wich i planed doing for weeks know… i played stems from the Octatrack and tried out FX Patches to process them live, so one day, i can kind of “perform” my music with this simple set up.
It took my quite some time to find something wich was useable… but i think know i have a good trail to follow.
And yeah while browsing the user patches on patchstorage i realized who many patches are not written / published yet… i really want to learn pure data one day to be able, for example, to write exactly the FX chain i want.
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I found this to be of some use so far. I’ve been dying to get into DSP for a while now and your post (in a roundabout way) led me back to PD where I was probably heading but hadn’t fully realized until then
His explanations are really easy to follow, so it seems like a great starting point for anyone curious about PD
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Looks cool, i have “Organelle: How to Program Patches in Pure Data” and i really like the way it is written. 
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NGL I’ve thought about this for long enough, but I’m considering the possibility of making one of these with an Orange Pi / Le Potato and a MIDI controller or some shit (a Ras Pi might actually offset the cost too much and make it pointless).
Obviously the setup isn’t much to worry about, just getting a proper ADC hat or something for the ol’ FX instance. Oh, and making sure it doesn’t overheat while running all of this. What could possibly go wrong? 
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