Florent Ghys

Hello, when I start the patcher I'm working on, the audio switch in the Audio status window turns to orange and the CPU is moving.

I have a [loadmess 0] to dac~ in my patcher, so it should start with the audio OFF. Why is this orange and what does it mean?

Hello, when I start the patcher I'm working on, the audio switch in the Audio status window turns to orange and the CPU is moving.
I have a [loadmess 0] to dac~ in my patcher, so it should start with the audio OFF. Why is this orange and what does it mean?
thanks
Florent


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This means that you are likely using @local 1 on one of your ezdac~s in this patcher. Audio shouldn't start unless you tell it to, so if you have a simple patch that shows some problems with this, feel free to post.

There are some discrepancies with when the orange color is used, I'll take a closer look there.

This means that you are likely using @local 1 on one of your ezdac~s in this patcher.  Audio shouldn't start unless you tell it to, so if you have a simple patch that shows some problems with this, feel free to post.

This is weird though because I only have one ezdac~ and it's @local 0

Could it be because I'm loadbanging max settings?

Thanks Ben for your answer.
This is weird though because I only have one ezdac~ and it's @local 0
Could it be because I'm loadbanging max settings?
something like this


Interesting. I don't seem to be able to trigger the orange audio meter / gain here with that patch, but I'll keep an eye out for situations where it could occur. Perhaps there is something going on with opening help files (which have @local 1 ezdac~ objects).

I got it! I had a lodbang > startwindow > dac~ in a older nested part of my patch.

I got it! I had a lodbang > startwindow > dac~ in a older nested part of my patch.
sorry about this...


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