Hi all--
I've been unfortunately away from Pd for awhile, but I'm back... I just compiled the latest devel_0_39 from CVS, succeeding in grabbing portaudio from cvs, and everything seems to work except... i get absolutely no sound from the [osc~] object. it does show some signal when attached to an [env~] but nothing comes out of my speakers. other things work, like [noise~] for instance, and others don't, like [vcf~] (this doesn't show up on an [env~]). this seems very odd to me, any clues?
Thanks a ton, Jacob
Hi Jacob On 7-Feb-06, at 6:47 PM, Jacob Last wrote:
I've been unfortunately away from Pd for awhile, but I'm back...
Welcome back.
i get absolutely no sound from the [osc~] object. it does show
some signal when attached to an [env~] but nothing comes out of my
speakers.
What frequency is the osc~ set to? Is it out of the range of
hearing? If you didn't give it a creation argument and you don't
send it a frequency via its inlet you end up (I think) with a freq of
0. (If this is the case, for the love of Benji, turn down your
speakers before correcting the problem:)
other things work, like [noise~] for instance, and others don't,
like [vcf~] (this doesn't show up on an [env~]). this seems very
odd to me, any clues?
vcf~, being a filter, won't give you anything unless you're feeding
it a signal.
cheers dafydd
www.sideshowmedia.ca
Thanks, but perhaps i should have been more clear... even in Pd's audio test patch, when set to "tone" there is no sound, but there is when set to "noise". Audio input is working fine.
vcf~ doesn't even work in it's own help patch, likewise for osc~. it's not a patching problem, but thanks for your help.
jacob
2006/2/7, dafydd hughes dafydd61@sideshowmedia.ca:
Hi Jacob On 7-Feb-06, at 6:47 PM, Jacob Last wrote:
I've been unfortunately away from Pd for awhile, but I'm back...
Welcome back.
i get absolutely no sound from the [osc~] object. it does show some signal when attached to an [env~] but nothing comes out of my speakers.
What frequency is the osc~ set to? Is it out of the range of hearing? If you didn't give it a creation argument and you don't send it a frequency via its inlet you end up (I think) with a freq of 0. (If this is the case, for the love of Benji, turn down your speakers before correcting the problem:)
other things work, like [noise~] for instance, and others don't, like [vcf~] (this doesn't show up on an [env~]). this seems very odd to me, any clues?
vcf~, being a filter, won't give you anything unless you're feeding it a signal.
cheers dafydd
www.sideshowmedia.ca
On Feb 7, 2006, at 7:28 PM, Jacob Last wrote:
Thanks, but perhaps i should have been more clear... even in Pd's
audio test patch, when set to "tone" there is no sound, but there
is when set to "noise". Audio input is working fine.
...have you made sure that you have some audio output channels? At
least on OSX, this is very sketchy, and doesn't get remembered
between program launches...check that in the Preferences->Audio
Settings, the output device is checked on the left, and that there
are more than 0 channels on the right...
james
More information:
[sig~] gives nothing on its outlet. Neither does [phasor~], it puts out constant "0". [tabwrite~] works but [tabread4~] outputs a constant value of 0.49 (??), similarly to [osc~] which outputs a constant value of 1. Is there some pattern here that a devel can see that I can't? Again my audio input works fine, the [noise~] object works fine, everything else is normal that i can see besides these malfunctioning objects...
2006/2/7, Jacob Last jacoblast@gmail.com:
Hi all--
I've been unfortunately away from Pd for awhile, but I'm back... I just compiled the latest devel_0_39 from CVS, succeeding in grabbing portaudio from cvs, and everything seems to work except... i get absolutely no sound from the [osc~] object. it does show some signal when attached to an [env~] but nothing comes out of my speakers. other things work, like [noise~] for instance, and others don't, like [vcf~] (this doesn't show up on an [env~]). this seems very odd to me, any clues?
Thanks a ton, Jacob
Hallo, Jacob Last hat gesagt: // Jacob Last wrote:
[sig~] gives nothing on its outlet. Neither does [phasor~], it puts out constant "0". [tabwrite~] works but [tabread4~] outputs a constant value of 0.49 (??), similarly to [osc~] which outputs a constant value of 1. Is there some pattern here that a devel can see that I can't? Again my audio input works fine, the [noise~] object works fine, everything else is normal that i can see besides these malfunctioning objects...
Does this happen as well if you build the latest HEAD of CVS, that is, Miller's branch?
Ciao
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org_ __goto10.org__
Frank--
I've just build Miller's pd from CVS HEAD, and this problem does in fact disappear. So it seems to be something specific to the devel_0_39 build. I've tried to recompile with the same results...audio I/ O is fine, some objects work but most of the d_osc.c objects (with the exception of noise~) don't.
Also, feature-wise, what are currently the reasons to be using devel over miller's? I just noticed that miller's version is up to 0.40test1. I've been out of the Pd world for a few months, bear with me.
2006/2/8, Frank Barknecht fbar@footils.org:
Hallo, Jacob Last hat gesagt: // Jacob Last wrote:
[sig~] gives nothing on its outlet. Neither does [phasor~], it puts out constant "0". [tabwrite~] works but [tabread4~] outputs a constant value
of
0.49 (??), similarly to [osc~] which outputs a constant value of 1. Is
there
some pattern here that a devel can see that I can't? Again my audio
input
works fine, the [noise~] object works fine, everything else is normal
that i
can see besides these malfunctioning objects...
Does this happen as well if you build the latest HEAD of CVS, that is, Miller's branch?
Ciao
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org_ __goto10.org__
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Hallo, Jacob Last hat gesagt: // Jacob Last wrote:
I've just build Miller's pd from CVS HEAD, and this problem does in fact disappear. So it seems to be something specific to the devel_0_39 build. I've tried to recompile with the same results...audio I/ O is fine, some objects work but most of the d_osc.c objects (with the exception of noise~) don't.
Also, feature-wise, what are currently the reasons to be using devel over miller's? I just noticed that miller's version is up to 0.40test1. I've been out of the Pd world for a few months, bear with me.
I sometimes test-run devel, but for my main system I run Miller's version.
Ciao
Frank Barknecht _ ______footils.org_ __goto10.org__
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