There are some options mentioned in the Pure Data docs (“Available Distros”) if that is of any help. In general there should not be a difference to any other Linux setup for which there are plenty of tutorials on the web me thinks. All down to what distro you use.
JohnnyEgo, do you have a tutorial or something like that, how to set up PD on raspberry? thanks!
Also there is Satellite CCRMA package, including PD, Chuck (object oriented audio processing language), Arduino and other stuff. You can download SD card image and burn it to the card
Thanks! And this will be compatible with the organelle patches?
yeah it’s easy at least. (don’t use ccrma with the Rasbpi, it’s difficult to set up proper things with ease)
list:
Raspberry Pi3
USB Soundcard (cheap one from Amazon)
proper power supply (iPad 12w for instance)
any tablet (Android/Ipad)
OP-1 (or any other midi controller)
…and it sounds awesome!
...and it sounds awesome!Are there any videos to go with those freeze frames? (freeze frame!)
@JohnnyEgo what is your setup for this? And wast there anything special you had to do on the Rasp Pi to get it to handle audio without any digital crackling or anything? I have tried setting up Rasp Pi and CHIP to do Organelle on PD, but always seems to be too intensive for them.
actually i’ve just tweaked the latency setting in PD a bit…but that’s available in the menu and no coding is required.
the Pi3 is running at 10-12 % cpu if you run one patch. but you can open a lot more at the same time in parallel. (quad core 1,2 ghz)
that’s not possible with the organelle itself.
I was just trying to get my rpi set up for live audio lastnight. I gave up because I was trying to run Hexter (which seemed to install fine via the repository) but it was giving me obscure errors when I tried running it from the console, and absolutely no feedback when I tried to run it from the program icon.
My goal was to turn a MIDI keyboard into a virtual DX7 by perhaps integrating the pi with it and running Hexter or Dexed; unfortunately my linux skills are very basic and nothing ever seems to just work on linux without having to jump through hoops, so I don’t know what else I need to install/tweak/whatever just so I can run dssi and a fkn fm synth. I’m considering just trying to build some kind of brutal DX7 clone in pd, but the time involved isn’t worth the $500 or so I’ll save 
Anyway, it’s great that people out there are good at turning the pi into something great, but perhaps I need to get rid of mine and get an axoloti or something… linux just constantly surprises me by how horrible it is to get anything working.
i recommend you to download this OS! PureData Vanilla is in the download/App-section of Kano.
https://youtu.be/zzD9LVA1NNE
it runs the organelle patches (load mother-desktop.pd patch first) and i think there a lot of DX7 FM clones within PD. for sure.