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My job gave me a MAX and RNBO license today. I am super excited to work with it and integrate it into HISE like I've read in the forum a few times. Anyone with experience feel free to reach out here if you're willing to answer my future HISE/RNBO questions over time!
Best,
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Hi, I've tested RNBO last week, is really easy to use, you can check this vidseo:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=64dTcwnP40oBest,
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@fpelle Got this error when compiling a RNBO pedal example from within HISE
/Users/mitchellcohen/Downloads/Hise Passing/hi_dsp_library/node_api/nodes/rnbo_wrapper.h:7:10: 'RNBO.h' file not found
#include <RNBO--hd>
Any ideas?
Maybe recompile HISE with some parameter?
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@fpelle Update: I only copied the .cpp file and not all the files required. Got it to export! onto the next step
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@FatMitchell You have to create a folder inside DSPNetwork/Third Party/ called "src" and move everything inside it.
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@fpelle I am experiencing the 'RNBO.h' file not found issue when I exclude the 'rnbo' folder. If I include the 'rnbo' folder I get a long string of errors syntax errors and unrecognizable template definitions. Does anyone else experience this? I am using a PC, are you all using Mac?
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@HISEnberg I am using Mac ya. And at first I only copied the .DSP file, but you need to copy everything that RNBO outputs into the SRC folder. That solved my RNBO.h issue
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In case it makes sense in some of your RNBO projects, we can export Faust code to RNBO, see https://faustdoc.grame.fr/tutorials/rnbo.
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@sletz I think it had something to do with the version of RNBO I was using. I updated and the issue was solved!
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@HISEnberg rejoice!
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@sletz Absolutely! I was really pleased how fast the faust community put this together. I am currently working on a guitar pedal with RNBO and Raspberry Pi so I will definitely be including some of my faust codes! ;)
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@HISEnberg Nice ! I was the "faust community" in this precise case
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