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Simone

I am working with RNBO and sending MIDI control information to param objects where I am defining @ctlin within each param object.

I ran a test and if I have a single param object within RNBO with  @ctlin 0 no MIDI input appears on the RNBO object. If I switch it to @ctlin 1 a MIDI input appears and all is fine. If I define multiple parameter objects with different controller numbers the MIDI input appears on the RNBO object but MIDI controller 0 is still not recognised. 

Also, if I use a ctlin object within RNBO, MIDI CC 0 is recognised. This is very confusing behaviour. 

Any advice to get @ctlin 0 within the param object working? Is there any way to fix this that does not require remapping all the MIDI controllers so they start with 1? MIDI CC 0 is recognised without any issue by the ctlin object why not the param object in RNBO?

RNBO - @ctlin 0 not recognised in param object

rnbo-midi-cc-0-not-recognised

Jeff Quinn

maybe some one else has started a topic but if i set up a simple delay using 

delay~ @maxsize samplerate  and a       feedback~

then record the output, the repeats are drifting and not lined up to the beat over time.

logic/reaper is set to 120bpm/48k when recording while testing.

MAX plays a short sample into RNBO and i am using the reference patch for delay~ to test.

it looks like all RNBO audio inlets are set to signal and not auto.

audio status is: core audio, 48k, i/o 64, signal 64.

if anyone else can confirm this or disprove this i would be grateful, thank you!

maybe some one else has started a topic but if i set up a simple delay using 

delay~ @maxsize samplerate  and a       feedback~

then...

delay-in-rnbo-drifting-over-time

Delay~ in RNBO drifting over time

johnsabom

When I installed the Debian OS for Raspberry Pi 5 and RNBO, I can't use the pip install. The guides on cycling74 RNBO for RPi and GPIO needs python-OSC libraries for example, and I can't install it with those instructions, which makes the guides hard to follow. I have no idea how to install it in virtual environment and handle it together with RNBO? 

When I installed the Debian OS for Raspberry Pi 5 and RNBO, I can't use the pip install. The guides on cycling74 RNBO for RPi and GPIO...

pip-install-doesnt-work-on-rpi-5

pip install doesn't work on RPi 5

Yuki Sato

I would like to create an original MIDI synth from 

However,  it seems that the input MIDI data is not received by the program and no sound is played.

It seems to add a program about MIDI processing in the processBlock function part, but I don't understand.

void CustomAudioProcessor::processBlock(juce::AudioBuffer<float>& buffer, juce::MidiBuffer& midiMessages)
{
    auto samples = static_cast<RNBO::Index>(buffer.getNumSamples());
   
    //auto tc = preProcess(midiMessages);
    _rnboObject.process(
                        buffer.getArrayOfReadPointers(), static_cast<RNBO::Index>         (buffer.getNumChannels()),
                        buffer.getArrayOfWritePointers(), static_cast<RNBO::Index>(buffer.getNumChannels()),
			  samples,
			  &_midiInput, &_midiOutput
			  );
     DBG("_midiInput size: " << _midiInput.size());
     //postProcess(tc, midiMessages);
}

As for preProcess and postProcess, they are private members and cannot be used without changing them to public members.

processing-midi-signals-in-juce

Processing MIDI signals in JUCE

Mihail S

Could you please help me understand if this is a bug?

I'm having an issue: when I create a gen~ patch under RNBO with a latch operator set to 

, it doesn’t return that initial value. However, if I create the same gen~ patch without RNBO, the latch operator behaves as expected.

Any insights would be greatly appreciated!

"latch" works differently  in gen~ and under rnbo>gen~

latch-works-differently-in-gen-and-under-rnbogreatergen

manysounds

param-problems-with-au-export

I am a potatoe

Tristan Cassel-Delavois

I'm experimenting with a patch that uses some of the RNBO examples and has 4 params at root level and around 10-11 more in 2 sub patchers, one for reverb and one that is a granulator object.

For some reason the @displayorder attribute doesn't seem to respond while these two sub patchers are in the main RNBO patch. If I delete them both then I can re-order the root level params perfectly well but if either of the sub patchers is pasted back in then the order gets scrambled in a way that isn't logical.

I will try and rebuild the whole patch but just wondering if this is possibly some kind of bug or if I'm missing something really obvious.

I tried the vst3 export and the @displayorder seems to be working fine for that target.

Also if I just start to build a new random patch with a sub patcher and export to Raspberry Pi it also seems to work so wondering if there is something about my patch that is preventing it from working.

I'm experimenting with a patch that uses some of the RNBO examples and has 4 params at root level and around 10-11 more in 2 sub patchers, one for reverb and one that is a granulator object. 

I will try and rebuild the whole patch but just wondering if this is possibly some kind of bug or if I'm missing something really obvious. 

I tried the vst3 export and the @displayorder seems to be working fine for that target. 

Also if I just start to build a new random patch with a sub patcher and export to Raspberry Pi it also seems to work so wondering if there is something about my patch that is preventing it from working. 

I'm experimenting with a patch that uses some of the RNBO examples and has 4 params at root level and around 10-11 more in 2 sub patchers, ... 

param-displayorder

Just pasting in the code in case anyone wants to try and load it:

I haven't tried yet with vst exports but I can confirm that at least for the Rasspery Pi export @displayorder has no effect on the browser interface. Though those two issues should not nessecarily be related. 

Just had the same problem, could not figure it out how to solve it. 
Seems that just the web interface is without the correct order. 

Ok, good to know it's not just me, thanks.

When I start building from scratch it does work at the start but seems to be unpredictable. 

param @displayorder

noak

I'm trying to load buffers in my RNBO patch. Everything works fine on Max MSP itself, but whenever I export, it doesn't play the samples on the web.  

I load the buffer : buffer~ foo @file foo.wav and I even connect a loadbang to it.

I've also used both groove~ and sample~ objects to test..

on the export, the dependency file and the export json file both entail the requirements and the wav file is created in the media folder. 

dependencies: (i tried a variation of paths and it still didn't play anything)

[
  {
    "id": "foo",
    "file": "media\\foo.wav"
  }
]

"externalDataRefs": [
      {
        "id": "foo",
        "file": "foo.wav",
        "type": "Float32Buffer",
        "tag": "buffer~"
      }
    ],

And I still don't get to play the samples on the web. Does anyone have any idea as to why it's not working? I tested both Chrome and Firefox!

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