salvadorpsartek

I've got a little problem to run a patch in max 5 (

in max 4.6, to start the dac~when launching the patch,

i used to do {loadbang} -> {deferlow} -> (start) -> {dac~}

it's kinda crazy if i can't do such a basical trick in max 5..

Hello!
I've got a little problem to run a patch in max 5 (
in max 4.6, to start the dac~when launching the patch,
i used to do {loadbang} -> {deferlow} -> (start) -> {dac~}

Am I missing something??
please help if anyone knows,
it's kinda crazy if i can't do such a basical trick in max 5..


dac-start

Just check the help for the objects - start by holding cursor over inlets to see what messages they accept (and create messages/objects as well). Deferlow - accepts 'Message to be deferred'

You simply got the order wrong [loadbang] - [start] - [deferlow] - [dac]

Hi
Just check the help for the objects - start by holding cursor over inlets to see what messages they accept (and create messages/objects as well). Deferlow - accepts 'Message to be deferred'

anyway, I tried [loadbang] - (start) - [deferlow] - [dac]

ok,
but deferlow accept bangs too.
anyway, I tried [loadbang] - (start) - [deferlow] - [dac]
and it doesn't work too.

This was always tricky, even with pre Max5 versions. 

You should add an ugly delay between your 

 messages repeatedly until it does work (you can test this in many ways).

This was always tricky, even with pre Max5 versions. deferlow is not enough...
You should add an ugly delay between your loadbang and the dac~. Or try to send start messages repeatedly until it does work (you can test this in many ways).

dac~ start