[FluidPatcher](https://github.com/albedozero/fluidpatcher) has had the wxpython-powered desktop implementation *wxfluidpatcher.pyw* for a bit, but I've added a couple things to make it more complete (e.g. settings menu) and written a simple implementation of Python's socket library so it can remotely connect to a SquishBox or headless RPi synth - this means you can use it on Windows, Max, or desktop Linux to create, edit, and test patches on the SquishBox without needing to do any cumbersome *ssh* and text editing via the terminal - you can instantly refresh your edits to hear what they sound like! It's made my patch creation process much quicker and smoother.



*wxfluidpatcher* is also a good place to start if you're interested in the Squishbox and want to get a feel for the sound and for what you can do with patches. I'm working on a series of lesson videos for the [YouTubes](https://www.youtube.com/user/white2rnado) on creating patches and banks - keep an eye out!




https://youtu.be/1D0MaiIR6vY