Cycling '74 RNBO RNBO Sampling RNBO Synthesis buffer~ buffer A data buffer for holding audio (or potentially some other) data.

A data buffer. Two variations on this object can be used and are for the most part interchangeable. The buffer~ object creates a shared memory space between rnbo~ and Max, allowing rnbo~ buffers to be filled from the Max side and also for waveform previewing. The data object, which does not share memory with Max, supports the "@external 0" mode, which hides the buffer from the external world in the exported code.

Name of the data buffer

The first argument of buffer~ (and data) is required and is the name that other objects use to access the stored buffer data. A buffer~ with the same name in a rnbo~ object and a parent Max patcher can share data in either direction, whereas a data object cannot.

Size in Samples. Take care when setting, allocation might block audio processing.

Set the size of the buffer in samples.The actual duration of the buffer is determined by the number of samples and the sample rate. (cr) It is important to note that large buffers can take time to allocate and may interrupt audio processing, so it is best not to use arbitrarily large buffers.

Size in Samples. Take care when setting, allocation might block audio processing.

Set the size of the buffer in samples.The actual duration of the buffer is determined by the number of samples and the sample rate. (cr) It is important to note that large buffers can take time to allocate and may interrupt audio processing, so it is best not to use arbitrarily large buffers.

Change channel count. Take care when setting, allocation might block audio processing.

Set the number of channels for the data buffer. Requires that the size be set. If buffer is referencing an external source using the file attribute, the number of channels is automatically determined by the source file."

Sample rate

Sets the sample rate for the buffer object (default = 44100). This can be set independently from the sample rate of the audio driver and other buffer objects.

Change channel count. Take care when setting, allocation might block audio processing.

Set the number of channels for the data buffer. Requires that the size be set. If buffer is referencing an external source using the file attribute, the number of channels is automatically determined by the source file."

Clear the contents of the buffer Bang to report buffer information.

Sending a bang into the object's inlet will output the buffer data to the corresponding outlets. The reported data is the size of the buffer in samples, the number of channels, and the sample rate of the currently loaded buffer.

Size in Milliseconds. Take care when setting, allocation might block audio processing.

Set the size of the data buffer in milliseconds. The total number of samples is determined by the samplerate. It is important to note that large buffers can take time to allocate and may interrupt audio processing, so it is best not to use arbitrarily large buffers.

Find Maximum and normalize to the value given.

Set the desired peak value, then find the maximum value in the buffer and normalize to that value.

Size in Samples. Take care when setting, allocation might block audio processing.

Set the size of the buffer in samples.The actual duration of the buffer is determined by the number of samples and the sample rate. (cr) It is important to note that large buffers can take time to allocate and may interrupt audio processing, so it is best not to use arbitrarily large buffers.

Size in Samples. Take care when setting, allocation might block audio processing.

Set the size of the buffer in samples.The actual duration of the buffer is determined by the number of samples and the sample rate. (cr) It is important to note that large buffers can take time to allocate and may interrupt audio processing, so it is best not to use arbitrarily large buffers.

Size in Milliseconds. Take care when setting, allocation might block audio processing.

Set the size of the data buffer in milliseconds. The total number of samples is determined by the samplerate. It is important to note that large buffers can take time to allocate and may interrupt audio processing, so it is best not to use arbitrarily large buffers.

Bang to report buffer information.

Sending a bang into the object's inlet will output the buffer data to the corresponding outlets. The reported data is the size of the buffer in samples, the number of channels, and the sample rate of the currently loaded buffer.

Size in Samples

The left outlet reports the total size of the buffer in samples whenever the buffer is instantiated, modified, or receives a bang. The actual duration of the buffer is determined by the number of samples and the sample rate.

Number of Channels

The middle outlet reports the current number of channels of the buffer whenever the buffer is instantiated, modified, or receives a bang *. _Needs a way to jump to the bang entry of the ref doc.

Sample rate

The right outlet reports the sample size of the buffer whenever the buffer is instantiated, modified, or receives a bang.