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



After a few deleting and re-installing supercollider diferent versions (finally the 3.10 version), it workes out with this line of code:
s.options.device_("ASIO : Focusrite USB 2.0 Audio Driver");
i dont know extactly what the problem was but it has been working since a few days with no problems.
So thanks a lot to you all for the help!! And sorry for

El lun., 3 dic. 2018 a las 7:37, <holaglen@xxxxxxxxx> escribió:
I also have a Focusrite Scarlett device (actually two: one is the Solo, the other the 2i4).  It's important you install the ASIO driver that is correct for your device -- note that sometimes the V1 or V2 versions of an interface may require a different ASIO driver. Search for your specific device (by serial number, if necessary) on the Focusrite website to find the right ASIO driver.  But it seems you have one installed, so, assuming it's the correct one (it seems to be, as it shows the right number of inputs and outputs for your interface) -- I just do this (works with the latest SC 3.10.0 64-bit, on Windows 10 Pro):

s.options.device_("ASIO : Focusrite USB ASIO"); // obviously use whatever name shows up in the SC device list as your ASIO driver
s.options.sampleRate = 44100; // other sampleRates are available ;-)
s.boot;

That works for me.  So if that's not working, I don't know what to suggest.  I don't know if it could be an issue with the OSC port being blocked (if you get a pop-up from Windows Defender the first time you try to boot the Server (and also when you start SC), tell it to allow the connection (for private networks, at least). And I don't know if there could be issues if you're not running as administrator...I am.  And I don't know how it's different with Windows 10 Home vs Pro (I'm on Pro).

One other thing you might try is opening the Focusrite utility to change the sample rate, ensuring it's something fixed.  But it seems to work for me to set that in SC...even if I specify a different sampleRate there, it actually seems to switch the device correctly.

The other thing is to try opening Task Manager and ensure you have no spurious scsynth or sclang processes lying around, holding onto the OSC port.

Sorry, that's all I can suggest,
Glen.


On Fri, Nov 30, 2018 at 6:19 AM <pyoungryang.ko@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Could you post the complete code blocks and complete post message?

Otherwise, you can send a link of the video of your desktop as follows:
- using shareX: https://getsharex.com/

Best,
prko