Jan M

I noticed that unlike in Max with poly~ that on polyphonic patches with RNBO voice stealing can lead do audible clicks. Has anyone found a good solution to that? Or is is possible to disable voice stealing on polyphonic RNBO patcher?

I noticed that unlike in Max with poly~ that on polyphonic patches with RNBO voice stealing can lead do audible clicks. 

rnbo-clicks-when-voice-stealing

If there are audible clicks please get in touch with customer support. 

It's a synth that I am building, so I can't sync swanramp~ to a phasor~ or any other predictable event. [adsr~] -> [rampsmooth~ ] did the trick.

Is there currently another way to prevent voice stealing other than ignoring input to non muted voices

Thanks Christopher,
It's a synth that I am building, so I can't sync swanramp~ to a phasor~ or any other predictable event.  [adsr~] -> [rampsmooth~ ] did the trick.

Is there currently another way to prevent voice stealing other than ignoring input to non muted voices
?

This is an update inn case someone stumbles across this thread in the future. 

I realised that the clicks I encountered were mainly related to the raspberry pi changing dynamically clock speeds when voices are muted. An it seems to be that if a new voice gets activated and the processors clock ramps up, this is what caused some of the clicks.

https://beebom.com/how-overclock-raspberry-pi-4/

) and adding good cooling to the Pi 4 I managed to overclock it to 2.3 GHz!

But the main impact had to my experience setting

in /boot/config.txt. This seems to prevent the Pi to lower the clock speed when idle and it becomes more responsive to sudden demanding events.

This is an update inn case someone stumbles across this thread in the future. 

I realised that the clicks I encountered were mainly related to the raspberry pi changing dynamically clock speeds when voices are muted. An it seems to be that if a new voice gets activated and the processors clock ramps up, this is what caused some of the clicks.

Following this guide  (https://beebom.com/how-overclock-raspberry-pi-4/) and adding good cooling to the Pi 4 I managed to overclock it to 2.3 GHz! 

But the main impact had to my experience setting 

RNBO: clicks when voice stealing