# Organelle File Manager
A simple file manager to directly browse, copy/paste, rename or delete files on the Critter & Guitari Organelle.
## Install
1. Create the folder inside `System` on the Organelles SD card with the name `File manager`.
2. Copy the files `main.py` and `og.py` into the `File manager` folder.
3. In the Organelle menu go to `System` -> `File manager` to start.
## Actions
To open the available options press the main knob on the file you would like to perfom an action.
### Browse
Turning the main knob let you select files or folders. Pressing the knob on a folder will enter the folder.
Selecting `../` will bring you to the previous folder.
### Delete
**Caution**: Files are deleted permanentely and can not be restored. Only files can be deleted.
1. Browse to the file you would like to delete.
2. Press the main knob and select `Delete`.
3. Confirm the file to be permanentely deleted.
### Copy & Paste
**Copy**
1. Browse to the file you would like to copy.
2. Press the main knob and select `Copy`.
3. The file has been copied and you’ll see the folder structure again
**Paste file to folder**
1. Each folder will now have a `/` menu entry which represents the folders root.
2. Choose `/` with the main knob and then select paste
3. Confirm the file to be copied to the selected folder.
**Overwrite an existing file**
1. Browse to the file you would like to replace.
2. Press the main know and select `Paste`.
3. Confirm the copied file to overwrite the selected file
**Rename**
Only `wav` files can be renamed for now.
1. Browse to the audio file you would like to rename.
2. Press the main knob and select `Rename`.
3. Select the new file name (1.wav – 24.wav) and confirm your selection
## Version History:
1.1 – Added rename function
1.0 – Initial Release. April 17 2022
## License
The MIT License
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///Only files can be deleted.///
Since patches are seen as folders and not files; I can not delete or copy any patches.
It only allows me to delete individual files inside of the folders, so I do not understand the use of this.
Am I missing something?
@min yu I mainly created this tool to work with samples. I often use the Recorder and Prairie loops patch which can produce a lot of files. I wanted to be able to delete those audio files or use them in other patches by copying them.
It can also be useful if you want to swap samples e.g. in the DrumBank-240 patch.
Thank you for the patch and the work in it.
For organelle m users like me that do not find the system folder in the access point i suggest creating a dedicated folder in the patches folder, it works perfect for me.
The only thing I miss in it is to be able to change the names of the files, some sampling patches need to rename the audio patches with certain names as 1.wav etc 🥲
@Joaquim Salvador Thank you for your feedback, I really appreciate it. I could image adding a rename function which would allow you to rename a file to 1.wav – 24.wav.
@axlwaii thank’s mate. I’d do it my self but i’m still on the very basics.
Anyway someone just uploaded a revision of your patch with renaming functionality, i’ll try it as well 😋
@Joaquim Salvador I added a rename function which allows you to rename wav files from 1.wav – 24.wav.