Max/rnbo~ Patch Share + H9K Algorithms

[tomhall]

Hello Folks

I’m very happy to share with you a few Max/rnbo~ patches. Currently we are very much still in the beta phase and are looking forward to buffer~ & FFT support for the H9000 target in the nearist future. For now the closest we can get to a buffer~ is using the [data] object in gen~ (which is very capable and 64bit)

The patches included here are intended as examples that you can extend on, open, play and modify in rnbo~ and/or directly use the .9ka exported algorithm.

Included in the download (rnbo~ patches & algorithms):

• Mid-Side: Asimple mid-side setup inside gen~ Put any other type of FX in the mid or the side for additional processing.
• Tanh Life: 8 Different Tanh (Hyperbolic Tangent Function) approximations executed in gen~. Soft Clipping fun, push the Overdrive for extra charactor/warmth/crunch.
• Wider Circular Buffer: Simple 2-channel Circular/Looping Buffer – works great for long delays or finited single sample delay shift for widening.

Would love to hear any thoughts, feedback, questions including ideas for more patches/algorithms.

 

-Tom

// @tomhallsonics // Cycling ’74

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[Puppeteer]

Thanks for sharing. I shall check them.out soon

[moschops]

Great, thank you so much!

Have you transferred anymore?

Would love to try them out.

Are there instructions anywhere of how to do this?

[tbskoglund]

If you’d like to try out the patches that Tom has shared, you can download the .zips, select Algorithm > Import from the menu bar at the top of Emote, and choose a .9ka file to import.

The latest version of the H9000 manual includes an algorithm development chapter with many good tutorials for building RNBO patches and exporting them to the H9000: https://cdn.eventideaudio.com/manuals/h9000/2.2.11/content/development/index.html

Let me know how it goes!

[Jago_Marris]

Hi Tom.

 

Just had a quick play with all of them.

All very useful and simple to use.

 

Thanks very much.

 

Jago

 

 

[tomhall]

I made an alternative Mid-Side (split) that sends the Mid to Channel 3 and Side to Channel 4 – fun an useful utility 

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