Curious how many notes poly would you expect get out of the Braids patch? And generally for other patches on the unit? Presumably depends on patch complexity?
How does the unit react when max poly has been reached?
I agree, Shreeswiftyâs patches are excellent also, definitely itches that experimental and random / generative spot in my soul.
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I got a used one from an Aussie Ebayer a while back, they must of purchased it from the States, havenât seen them around anywhere here.
iâm loving what youâve made so far⌠but iâm wondering about the actual resonator functions from rings though, is that something youâre working on or maybe itâs already hidden in the bits youâve released 
i basically bought an organelle AND an axoloti to try and make resonators for my guitar but still struggling to make ones that sound anything like Rings, ( even copying the signal path diagram from the parasites website⌠just canât get it anything to tune or create harmonics in the same way)
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@psyclone001 I put 4 voices on braids , though didnât really try to see how many was possible.
( I also added an âexpensiveâ moog filter and reverb)
@_dspk yeah, I wasnât going to do rings , as it seemed similar to elements resonator, but later on closer inspection decided I will add - pretty quick for me to do.
Did you try lmnts already, that will accept ext in into resonator.
Also I need to open up the other resonator modes on elements - itâs already on the external, just need to add it to patch , and test the mode more thoroughly.
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dang no!
i never looked further in lmnts because when i first tried to load it said it needed a file on an SD card ⌠will try and sort that out and give it another shot
are you talking about organelle or Axoloti here?
Organelle doesnât refer to the sd-card.
Axoloti, needs as sd-card to be inserted, but it will transfer the appropriate files automatically when you compile for the board⌠this is because the resource table is too big to be in the code section, so instead, we have it as a file on the sdcard, which is loaded into sdram when the patch starts.
⌠so you should only get an error if you donât have an sdcard insertedâŚ
(frankly, id recommend always having an sdcard for Axoloti anyway ;))
anyway, if you have an organelle try that first its a bit more functional, and easier to experiment with (via patch), then once working, you can transfer that experience to Axoloti if required.
In the next firmware release for Axoloti, Iâve introduced a new âmodulesâ feature, which will mean (amongst other benefits) MI objects can be updated without firmware releases - Iâll also take the opportunity to ârefreshâ the objects a bit, and take some of the ideas Iâve had from doing the Organelle versions.
note: expectation management - the next firmware is still very much in development, so its not imminent⌠but Johannes is working hard on it.
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awesome, thanks for the tips. on the axoloti so will throw an sd card in it.
( i canât quite get on with the organelle - really just from a physical level. the knobs are a bit wobbly and i donât find them as responsive or easy to use as the ones iâve wired up on the axoloti with the musicthing board. )
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Odd, knobs on my organelle are quite similar to the ones on my axocontrol.
But I kind of know what you mean about âfeelâ and I do plan to do a bit of work on that on the organelle in my next âbigâ project for it 
Currently (and its early organelle days for me still) , I enjoy using the organelle to explore/experiment, then once my ideas are more solid, patching up in Axoloti.
They make a good team (oh and I use Axoloti as a midi bridge/fix unit for organelle too)
From a reply from a user on the C&G forum to a similar question regarding cpu potential.
âI saw a post where they were maxing at around 80% CPU with something ridiculous like 800+ oscillators lol. Without the GUI, PD runs very efficiently, and the hardware / Linux overhead is really small since it is running Arch.â
I canât say Iâve tested this, but with a simple patch that plays dedicated wavs of rhodes piano notes across 4 octaves - I had 5 octatrack tracks of midi sequencing running into it at one point, it didnât sound like the polyphony was even limited at all and it wasnât maxing out the CPU. When the CPU is maxed out, it seems to be when you use too large buffers in real time effects processing/mangler patches (think somebody said the limit is like 4 seconds) - the effect is that the sound crackles.
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Ordered my Organelle! 
Canât wait to pair this up with the Digitakt and my modular.
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OS 3.0 released.
New features include:
Patch sub-folders & Favorites
Draw graphics on the OLED screen right from Pd
Launch patches written in other languages (e.g. SuperCollider)
Built-in web-based patch manager for uploading patches and sound files
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Oh dayyum⌠Organelle just reentered my radarâŚ