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note messages to trigger or a
ff
ect audio output, these keys will be your primary
performance vehicle.
The large grille to the far left houses the built-in speaker. The speaker is connected
to the left audio ouput channel. If a patch uses both right and left output channels,
the right channel will not be heard through the speaker.
BATTERY COMPARTMENT
The Organelle is portable! To use your instrument in the world, you may first want to insert
batteries. The Organelle requires 4 'AA' sized batteries (1.2-1.5V each).
Be careful:
Do not
mix battery types (such as NiMH & Alkaline).
Do not
mix old & new batteries.
Do not
mix used & fresh batteries.
Press the tab on the side of the battery compartment and pull the cover to open the door.
Insert batteries in the orientation printed in the battery bed and replace the cover to shut
the door.
NOTE:
The Organelle senses when a power source is connected. If your
Organelle has batteries and is also powered by a power supply, it will get power
from the power supply. If you remove the power supply from the wall socket or
switch power strip o
ff
, etc., the Organelle will detect the loss of power and
automatically switch to battery power.
2.2 A Few Configuration Ideas
While the Organelle is an open platform that permits and encourages nontraditional
setups, we will now look at a few potential configurations for the Organelle. Rather than
suggested setups, treat these more as baselines or ideas; nearly all elements of any
configuration can be mixed and matched. Of course, the Organelle will function on its own
without any connections to other devices, but combination is so much fun!
The following setups are merely examples of how one might use the Organelle. Each use