u/MentionPleasant2635

Doctors might think they healed me while I went through a difficult time. But it was as much the compassion of nurses that restored me and gave me hope when I thought I was about to lose everything.

Don't ever think what you do goes unnoticed or unrewarded . A nurse holding my hand in the darkest moment of my life was as important as the doctor's work and treatment.

A woman still has a husband, and three kids still have a father.

A long time ago I tried Max/MSP and fell in love with it, but it was out of my price range at the time. Now that there is a subscription model I'm very interested in it. I tried to like Pure Data and just was disappointed in it.

But now I am confused about Max/MSP and RNBO.

I have a very specific use case. I would like to be able to export code for VST/AU plugins, as well as C++ code I could adapt for embedded platforms (Teensy, Raspberry Pi, ESP32).

I have around thirty years experience in C++, so I could adapt generic C++ code to various embedded platforms.

An absolute requirement is an HRTF function, which there are several extensions for Max/MSP.

Does RNBO have an HRTF or support Max/MSP extensions, and can I create patches in Max/MSP and easily move them to RNBO, or should I concentrate on just using RNBO?

For my idea I need multiple delays with whose length can be modulated, all pass filters, and control over phase offsets for multiple LFOs.

Any help would be appreciated.

Born on this day in 1970.

I have a Greenworks 60 Volt Chainsaw 15 inch (model CS60L00) that doesn't start. No clicks, nothing. I have three batteries fully charged (pressing the charge indicator lights up, four bars). The chamber for lube is full. The chain moves freely on the bar.

I really like this chainsaw and just looking for tips on what else I can try to get it working.

TIA