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Spoonmaniac

I send a message [bang] from my JS Script to inport mur. When I use counter, I can see in the log the outport counter count from 0 to 5, but nothing from the outport drunk ...

As you can see, I simulated the [bang] message directly in my patch and print the outlet of counter and drunk, and I can see both object print integer in the console :

So the question is, why drunk works in the RNBO patch, but not once exported in json (JS export) ?

Hi everyone,

something weird happen ;

I send a message [bang] from my JS Script to inport mur. When I use counter, I can see in the log...

drunk-issue

Drunk issue ?

I'm new to Max and RNBO, and I need some help to understand what I do wrong.

I would like clicking a button on the website to trigger a sound from a buffer.

The audio files are loading, as are the buffers, but there seems to be a communication error with the patch <inport>.

Below is the JavaScript code, along with a screenshot of my patch.

RNBO JS - functional website but no sound from buffer when onclick 

rnbo-javascript

when i'm exporting my RNBO patch in C++ the class "rnbo-binarydata" is missing in the "Common" folder.

see my configuration for exporting below.

I'm generating dependecies (there is a buffer with an IR inside my RNBO patch) and this class is necesary because in line 2 of the "nbomatic_binary.cpp" file generated ther is this code "#include "RNBO_BinaryData.h".  So when compiliing an error is returned.

rnbo_binarydata class missing ? when exporting in C++

rnbobinarydata-class-missing-when-exporting-in-c

I did the update for RNBO 1.4.1 and max 9.0.7

I notice when exporting an RNBO patch in C++ the "rnbo" folder is no more created.

and of course compiling the code to my daisyseed is returning an  error of missing files:

fatal error: RNBO_Common.h: No such file or directory

Do i miss something ? thank you for your support :)

folder "rnbo" no more created when exporting C++ ?

folder-rnbo-no-more-created-when-exporting-c

Bellacaprino

I’m running RNBO on a Raspberry Pi 4 and trying to get clean audio output through the headphone jack. I’ve followed the setup guide, and I can now load patches through the RNBO Runner Panel in the browser.

However, when I run a simple sine wave patch from RNBO, the output sounds aliasy and distorted — as if the sample rate is incorrect or the waveform is being bitcrushed. However, other system audio (like 

) sounds perfectly clean. I've triple checked the export bit rate, sample rate, bit depth, within the export settings of RNBO and all seems correct.

Weirdly if I launch JACK manually via terminal with:

jackd -R -dalsa -dhw:1 -r44100 -p1024 -n3

...the sine wave sounds cleaner (though still slightly imperfect), but then I lose control from the RNBO Runner Panel.

Any idea what might be going on? How can I get clean output from RNBO?

Hi,

I’m running RNBO on a Raspberry Pi 4 and trying to get clean audio output through the headphone jack. I’ve followed the setup guide,...

distorted-audio-from-rnbo-patch-on-raspberry-pi-4-via-headphone-jack

Distorted Audio from RNBO Patch on Raspberry Pi 4 via Headphone Jack

Henrique Lorentz

Hello everyone! I'm using RNBO to develop a delay effect with C++ export and JUCE. It works perfectly as standalone and in Ableton, but different testers on FL Studio have shown me that there's a lot of noise when turning the feedback up. I found an old post on this forum mentioning the same issue, with no fix. I attached a video from a tester.

Hello everyone! I'm using RNBO to develop a delay effect with C++ export and JUCE. It works perfectly as standalone and in Ableton, but...

rnbo-delay-noise-on-fl-studio

RNBO Delay Noise on FL Studio

Solar Wave

I've been searching for a 4k video camera with programmable motorised optical zoom.

I would like to be able to have the optical zoom move between setting X and setting Y in time Z

-maybe zoom acceleration rate and exponential curve but not essential.

I don't know how good the video quality would be but found this

https://docs.arducam.com/Nvidia-Jetson-Camera/Introduction-to-Arducam-Jetson-Cameras/

Seeing as this seems to be a combination of Raspberry Pi and Arduino hardware, would it be possible, with RNBO to send code to the Pi&Arduino hardware so that I can take the camera out without having to have a Macbook/Max with me and have some kind of way of changing the zoom change rate from the device itself?

I have, so far, thought of a keypad, knob/lever/fader connected to the device but any other suggestions would be welcomed.

I had initially assumed that I would have to learn code for both Pi and Arduino but I am thinking that it would save me a great deal of time if I could stick with Max/RNBO.

Im not sure I'm being as clear as I could here but hope folk get the gist

Any info about any alternatives to the above would also be handy

Hi, 
I've been searching for a 4k video camera with  programmable motorised optical zoom.

I would like to be able to have the optical zoom ... 

programmable-motorised-optical-zoom-4k-video-camera-raspberry-piariduino-and-rnbo-or-other-solution

Programmable motorised optical zoom 4k video camera - Raspberry Pi/Ariduino and RNBO or other solution?

Tom Holland

Hi. I have this delay patch I'm using for an audio plugin. When I listen to it in FL Studio, the audio that has already been fed back once becomes distorted, like white noise, when it gets fed back again. This doesn't happen when testing it in Max. This is pretty much just the patch from the delay tutorial video but with a bit more stuff.

Hi. I have this delay patch I'm using for an audio plugin. When I listen to it in FL Studio, the audio that has already been fed back once...

delay-patch-creating-distortion-in-daw

Delay patch creating distortion in DAW

tyler mazaika

I have a few RNBO abstractions which use a construct like:

Which allows me to reference 'argsbuf' from codebox (which doesn't otherwise allow access to variable-named buffers, AFAIC), while also allowing the possibility of re-using the same abstraction .rnbopat file with different buffer references.

This seems to work ok generally, but in one of the more nested uses of this error and can't compile the code.

Codegen Error undefined
Multibuffer 'argsbuf' is defined more than once with differents buffer lists.

I also believe this error to be inaccurate, as I've audited all instances of multibuffer and they have the same buffer list (#1, which is always being resolved to the same buffer name/reference).

I've tried re-creating this error using the same abstractions in various implementations and can't seem to do it, so I feel a bit lost understanding what's going on.

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