johnr

sometimes when i open a fresh Max window, this is from opening the program fresh, and i create a adc~ or ezadc~ object, link this to a [dac~ 1 2] (as i would like sound out both R and L channels), i receive a signal only out the “1” channel... and if i change the [dac~1 2] to [dac~ 2], i receive out the “2” channel only... so its either out 1 or out 2.... but “dac~ 1 2” doesn’t give me both. To confuse me even more... i open an old max patch (old as it a week old with the same version of max and same install) and my [dac~ 1 2] objects work just fine, providing me signals out both “1” and “2” channels...

im confused. It seems to me like a coding issue maybe? Given my troubleshooting results..

please assist... it would be greatly appreciated..

ok. dac~
sometimes when i open a fresh Max window, this is from opening the program fresh, and i create a adc~ or ezadc~ object, link this to a [dac~ 1 2] (as i would like sound out both R and L channels), i receive a signal only out the “1” channel... and if i change the [dac~1 2] to [dac~ 2], i receive out the “2” channel only... so its either out 1 or out 2.... but “dac~ 1 2” doesn’t give me both. To confuse me even more... i open an old max patch (old as it a week old with the same version of max and same install) and my [dac~ 1 2] objects work just fine, providing me signals out both “1” and “2” channels... 

please assist... it would be greatly appreciated..


dac-sends-output-2-only-sometimes

Sorry if this is an insultingly obvious question, but...

Are you actually sending anything into the second inlet?

turns out it was an issue with me loading only one channel of audio into my buffer~ object... i was using [read] instead of [replace]

thanks for the post reply.
turns out it was an issue with me loading only one channel of audio into my buffer~ object... i was using [read] instead of [replace]

dac~ sends output #2 only sometimes...?