Re: [sc-users] Addressing hardware outs higher than 1 and 2 on my audio interface.

[Rory McCormick <rorymccormick0@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hello all, we're almost there, but after I stop the server and run:

s.outputs.numOutputBusChannels = 6;

I get this in the post window:

ERROR: Message 'outputs' not understood.

RECEIVER:

Instance of Server {    (000000C1962B6A38, gc=30, fmt=00, flg=00, set=05)

  instance variables [32]

    name : Symbol 'internal'

    addr : instance of NetAddr (000000C1962A76A8, size=4, set=2)

    clientID : Integer 0

    userSpecifiedClientID : false

    isLocal : true

    inProcess : true

    sendQuit : nil

    remoteControlled : true

    options : instance of ServerOptions (000000C1962B6C68, size=31, set=5)

    latency : Float 0.200000   9999999A 3FC99999

    dumpMode : Integer 0

    nodeAllocator : instance of NodeIDAllocator (000000C1961FB648, size=6, set=3)

    controlBusAllocator : instance of ContiguousBlockAllocator (000000C19616C9A8, size=5, set=3)

    audioBusAllocator : instance of ContiguousBlockAllocator (000000C196244188, size=5, set=3)

    bufferAllocator : instance of ContiguousBlockAllocator (000000C1961B7E08, size=5, set=3)

    scopeBufferAllocator : instance of StackNumberAllocator (000000C19D51C4C8, size=4, set=2)

    syncThread : nil

    syncTasks : nil

    tree : nil

    window : instance of QWindow (000000C19C1B1748, size=5, set=3)

    scopeWindow : nil

    emacsbuf : nil

    recordBuf : nil

    recordNode : nil

    recHeaderFormat : "aiff"

    recSampleFormat : "float"

    recChannels : Integer 2

    recBufSize : nil

    volume : instance of Volume (000000C1962B7F88, size=18, set=5)

    statusWatcher : instance of ServerStatusWatcher (000000C1962B6E98, size=20, set=5)

    pid : nil

    serverInterface : nil

}

ARGS:

CALL STACK:

DoesNotUnderstandError:reportError   000000C19BFE1E48

arg this = <instance of DoesNotUnderstandError>

Nil:handleError   000000C19C0A6238

arg this = nil

arg error = <instance of DoesNotUnderstandError>

Thread:handleError   000000C1961B67C8

arg this = <instance of Thread>

arg error = <instance of DoesNotUnderstandError>

Object:throw   000000C19BFF24E8

arg this = <instance of DoesNotUnderstandError>

Object:doesNotUnderstand   000000C1977A9238

arg this = <instance of Server>

arg selector = 'outputs'

arg args = [*0]

< closed FunctionDef >  (no arguments or variables)

Interpreter:interpretPrintCmdLine   000000C19CBB97A8

arg this = <instance of Interpreter>

var res = nil

var func = <instance of Function>

var code = "s.outputs.numOutputBusChanne..."

var doc = nil

var ideClass = <instance of Meta_ScIDE>

Process:interpretPrintCmdLine   000000C1977A9E98

arg this = <instance of Main>

^^ The preceding error dump is for ERROR: Message 'outputs' not understood.

RECEIVER: internal

On Thu, 22 Dec 2016 at 19:02 Timothy Walters <walters@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Go for six so you can access the digital outs on 4 & 5... (I have the same box).

On 12/22/16 10:57 AM, Rory McCormick wrote:

You beautiful genius. Thank you so much Nathan!

On Thu, 22 Dec 2016 at 18:54 Nathan Ho <nathan@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

On 2016-12-22 10:43, Rory McCormick wrote:
> Hello World!
>
> I'm trying to achieve a hardware send/return with audio from SC
> leaving my USB audio interface via an output, being processed
> externally and then returning via an input, but I'm falling at the
> first hurdle as I can't get sound from outputs 3/4 of my audio
> interface. My startup.scd file chooses my ASIO interface from the
> device options...
>
> _ASIO : Komplete Audio 6   (device #14 with 6 ins 6 outs)_
>
> ...by using the following line of code:
>
> _s.options.device_("ASIO : Komplete Audio 6");_

Hi Rory,

The server by default only has two output channels. Try this before
booting:

s.outputs.numOutputBusChannels = 4;



Nathan