Do you have your .asoundrc configured? I use the one directly off the alsa site at http://www.alsa-project.org/alsa-doc/doc-php/template.php3?company=Midiman&a...
(see bottom of the page.) If you have that, then you can do:
pd -alsadev quattro
...and not worry about actual hw: names. This should give you all four channels by default.
A question as well:
Does anyone else with a quattro get a lot of noise on the input lines in PD? I get all sorts of noise on input that sounds for all the world like I'm getting an 8-bit stream from the ins. Any ideas?
-Daniel
august wrote:
Hi list,
I noticed some of you out there also have an m-audio quattro.
just curious, how do you get pd to recognize all 4 channels at once. every combination of "pd -channels 4" recognizes just 2 channels and spits out: snd_pcm_hw_params_set_channels (input): Invalid argument snd_pcm_hw_params_set_channels (output): Invalid argument
however, I can get pd to play out on the two seperate pcm's with:
pd -alsa -alsadev "hw:0,0" & pd -alsa -alsadev "hw:0,1"
I can't however do this to get 4 channels: pd -alsa -alsadev "hw:0,0" -alsadev "hw:0,1" -channels 4
with oss emulation, its the same (only it doesn't spit out any error messages).
anyone got a successful combination ?
thanks - august.
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