Re: [sc-users] Connecting Scarlett 6i6 to SC on windows 10 x64

[gangel@xxxxx]

I´ve tryed all you say but still doesnt work. When I excecute those lines for server option the post windows post -> a ServerOptions, but when i try so make sound ({SinOsc.ar}.play) post windows shows: serve 'localhost' not running. Also tryed the ServerOptions line and reboot but the same happens.

Maybe me not having legal or original (im not sure for the right word in english) windows 10 operative sistem instaled on my machine has something to do with this?

El dom., 25 nov. 2018 a las 1:21, <pyoungryang.ko@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> escribió:

Hello,

I think the best way is selecting one of the following devices for booting:

ASIO : Focusrite USB 2.0 Audio Driver  // only if this is the correct driver for scarlet.

ASIO : ASIO4ALL v2 // only if you cannot find any solution,

s.options.device = "ASIO : Focusrite USB 2.0 Audio Driver"

or 

s.options.device_("ASIO : Focusrite USB 2.0 Audio Driver")

Otherwise, you only can select one device which provides output and input simultaneously if you use < s.options.device = "device name">.

If you select a device which provides 0 outs, then you might use only input channel. If you select a device which provides 0 ins, then you might use only output channels.

By default, scsynth boots with the input device and the output device of the OS (#0? not sure).

This is a well-known behaviour of SuperCollider for non-macOS. Please refer to < https://github.com/supercollider/supercollider/issues/3990 >.

More closely:

Please see the inside of the last parentheses of each device. You must select a single device which provides ins >0  and outs >0 under Windows.

They are only ASIO drivers as follows:

  - ASIO : ASIO4ALL v2   (device #12 with 2 ins 2 outs)

  - ASIO : Focusrite USB 2.0 Audio Driver   (device #13 with 6 ins 12 outs)

Please do not include the last part in the parentheses in the device name.

Otherwise, the following would be possible: please set Scarlet as the default device for system audio. Then it might be possible to use the device in SC without using < s.options.device = "device name">. I am not sure but try it.

I do not recommend to use ASIO4ALL.