01ri

There have been previous posts relating to a similar issue, but none with the solution to my problem, which might just be a simple oversight on my part.

Anyone using MBox (original) with Max 5? The output works fine, but all I get is hiss from the inputs and nothing at all from various guitars and microphones I've tried. I don't have this problem with ProTools LE 7.1.1 or Ableton Live 6.0.7.

OSX 10.4.11
MaxMSP 5.0.4
Digital CoreAudio Manager 7.1.1

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> Anyone using MBox (original) with Max 5? The output works fine, but

> all I get is hiss from the inputs and nothing at all from various

Did you check the correct input? (analog or digital). And did you check 

if the clock is set to "internal"? It used to be necessary to fire up 

ProTools to change it or even to find out which is selected...

You can of course also provide an external clock instead...

01ri schrieb:
> Anyone using MBox (original) with Max 5? The output works fine, but
> all I get is hiss from the inputs and nothing at all from various
> guitars and microphones I've tried. 

Did you check the correct input? (analog or digital). And did you check 
if the clock is set to "internal"? It used to be necessary to fire up 
ProTools to change it or even to find out which is selected...
You can of course also provide an external clock instead...

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There seems to be a compatibility issue with CoreAudio 7.1 and Max 5. Upgrading to CoreAudio 7.4 has solved the problem.

Using MBox audio inputs