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Alessandro Gaiba

I post this here because (yep) I'm proud of my first audio plugin, made with RNBO and JUCE, but also because, when I started, I struggled with documentation and finding examples for what I needed. Since it's all open source and available on GitHub, maybe it can be useful to someone.

https://github.com/glesdora/boris-granular-station

This is not only my first RNBO project, it's also my first C++ application, so I can't guarantee things are done the standard or the elegant way, but it does what expected and it does it quite smoothly.

The plugin is a live-input granulator. The granular engine is designed to be truly realtime: grains can begin playback as soon as the first input samples arrive, without waiting for a complete segment of audio. A margin is calculated dynamically in case of playback speed (pitch shift) > 1.

Also, start time, duration, and playback are accurate down to the single sample, ensuring clean, phase-coherent output. When used transparently, with no elaboration applied to the grains (except for envelope), the output resembles the source.

The dsp code can be found in /dsp/Granulator.cpp. It's being realized using code generated with RNBO as a basis, and still partially relies on the RNBO api. It's cleaner, more human readable and (much) more efficient, but the main structure is still there.

I'm happy to answer to doubts, take feedbacks and fix bugs :)

BORIS: a live-input granular plugin with RNBO and JUCE

boris-a-live-input-granular-plugin-with-rnbo-and-juce

Holland Sersen

 is up and running. It allows for users to create and share Max RNBO Patches on the web with ease. Please use the site and let me know what you think, I'll try to keep supporting it for awhile.

If you have any questions feel free to comment down below

My senior project RadioKnife.co is up and running. It allows for users to create and share Max RNBO Patches on the web with ease.  Please use the site and let me know what you think, I'll try to keep supporting it for awhile.

If you have any questions feel free to comment down below
-Holland

Hello all,
My senior project RadioKnife.co is up and running. 

radioknife-max-rnbo-website-is-live!

Nice!! I'm going to try and something to this today :) 

RadioKnife (Max RNBO Website) is Live!

jack white

It is possible create room like sherd piano of google with RNBO?

It is possible create room like sherd piano of google with RNBO?

Thx
Jacobi_Multimedia

create-shared-room-rnbo

Check out the Intersymmetric project from Mark Fell, Rian Treanor, and James Bradbury (made w/ RNBO) https://intersymmetric.xyz/ 
It would require building some server-side code using socket.io or some other kind of API, but it's definitely possible.

Thanks for suggest me this project of Mark Fell. Do you know if there is a github template or something similar where i can test it? Or where i can learn how do a similar application

I used socket.io to achieve rooms. It's one of the built in features which makes it very easy. I've since a while ago moved all the backend to google firebase though and implemented my own way of managing rooms through the database schema. I would have a tinker with https://socket.io first which you can interact with via node.script!

Thank you James for your input. The intersymmetric project is fantastic. I'm just starting a project where I will try to implement this idea so I thought I'd check in with this thread.

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Create shared room RNBO

StuartM

I've had an itch to really explore what is possible with the C++ export functionality provided by RNBO and what its limitations are...

While it seemed to work pretty flawlessly in desktop applications I thought about the many years of using UDP to send signals from my phone to Max MSP over networks and wondered whether it would be finally possible to have everything packaged up as an Android app.

After a few brain-scratching days, I've come up with a slightly hacky solution - fixing problems as they arise in the exported RNBO library code. It's early days but I've put up a Git repository which I'll keep updating as I make the process a little more stable.

https://github.com/StuartMellor/Max-MSP-RNBO-CPP-Native-Android

I've had an itch to really explore what is possible with the C++ export functionality provided by RNBO and what its limitations ... 

rnbo-c-export-running-natively-on-android

One of the first issues that arises when trying to include the RNBO files in an Android project is that the "RNBO_PlatformInterface" class produces a "SIGSEGV" error - a segmentation error when a function is retrieved via "Platform::get()-> ..." . This works fine when building for desktop (using MSVC 14.34.31933) but doesn't with Clang (Android Studio's compiler of choice). I assume the issue lies with LLVM libc++. I'll do some more digging.

By converting all Platform::get()-> calls to their counterpart stdlib calls (and just including the stdlib platforminterface to cover the "toString()" call) the library builds properly and runs! 


void setName(const char *name) {
			if (_name) Platform::get()->free(_name);
			size_t len = Platform::get()->strlen(name);
			_name = static_cast<char *>(Platform::get()->malloc((len + 1) * sizeof(char)));
			Platform::get()->strcpy(_name, name);
		}

In terms of actually getting sound out, the Oboe library (which polyfills AAaudio configurations for older versions of Android) provides a useful custom callback to call the rnbo process function. 


oboe::DataCallbackResult
SimpleNoiseMaker::onAudioReady(oboe::AudioStream *oboeStream, void *audioData, int32_t numFrames) {
    rnboObject.process(nullptr, 0, pMyCustomData->outputs,1, numFrames);
    float* fOutput = (float*)audioData;

    float temp = 0;

    for(unsigned int i = 0; i < numFrames; i++) {

        *fOutput++ = (float) (pMyCustomData->outputs[0][i]);
    }

    return DataCallbackResult::Continue;
}

(Just wanted to give a quick: "Thank You" for documenting your process here 💜)

Have you tried explicitly setting a platform interface before running the RNBO code?

I *think* the stdlib one should work but maybe there is some issue with static initialization since you're building RNBO as a library?

See: https://rnbo.cycling74.com/cpp/ref/sources/platform_interface_8h
https://rnbo.cycling74.com/cpp/ref/sources/platform_interface_std_lib_8h


Yes! This was going to be my next step.
The sigsegv fault is pretty tedious to navigate during debug.  I'll post an update once I get round to it. 

Wow thats really cool! Didn't tested yet but that was exactly what I was looking for :), thank you!!

That's it! I think I had some issues with the "build.gradle" project configuration that have been resolved by starting afresh and using the latest NDK - it runs with or without the platform interface being explicitly set.

It's now working with automatically generated UI sliders and is available at:     https://github.com/StuartMellor/Max-MSP-RNBO-CPP-Native-Android 

STUARTM,
Do you mean that you no longer have to alter the generated code?


That's right! I'll compare the versions to see what was different in each and post here.

RNBO  C++ export running natively on Android

ArturMihel

Hello! I have this question. Is it possible to download the RNBO.js separately? I would like to encourage the cabiles-gl team to include it in their internal js libraries. It would be cool to create your own operators with max functionality. To what extent is this possible and legal?)

rnbo-js-in-cabiles-gl

RNBO.js in cabiles-gl ?

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. 


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.

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 

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.

RNBO: clicks when voice stealing

I started to run my first test of running RNBO on a Pi 4. First results are really promising. And I feel close to be able o build my dream rig :) 

I noticed though a clearly audible noise that sounds like processor noise/something spilling over the board electronics.

I used and external USB audio interface for he tests that I had at hand (Zoom U24) and the Pi was powered by the official RasPi power supply. The noise persists even when not connected to ethernet.

Has anyone experiences or tips how to best eliminate or reduce those interference?

RNBO Forum