Hi everyone,

I'm working on a simple sine-wave synthesizer and starting to get problems with the cpu.
Now i'm trying t make it multicore with pd~ and it's working fine, except one thing: I don't get stereo sound out of the pd~ subpatch.

I can not explain myself why - so i ask here:

| *Variable* *Numbers* <

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| pd~ -ninsig 0 -noutsig 2 -fifo 20 |

{
subpatch: calculating the music from the numbers with osc~

|dac~ 1 2|
}

| | (the two right outlet of pd~ (noutsig))
|dac~ 1 2|

only the left audio-outlet is working!

does somebody now what it could be?
shall i attach the file? it's quite big - and the problem so small...

Thanks a lot!

just saw the thread above & thought i write it new:

[a_variable a_number_or_a_list]
|
| [pd~ start pd~-my_subpatch.pd(
| /
| /
| /
|
[pd~ -ninsig 0 -noutsig 2 -fifo 20]
| /
| /
| /
| /
| /
[dac~ 1 2]

subpatch:

[r a_variable]
|
|
<----*doing cracy stuff with a_number*----->
| |
| |
[*~1] [*~1]
| \
| \
[dac~ 1 2]

i still can't fix it - it receives only the left audio signal...

Thankful for every help!

Could you maybe attach the patch/subpatch to this post, it might be a bit easier to say what's going on. When you open the "test audio/midi" patch you have sound on the left and right?

subpatch is making stereo sound - i can listen to it in mono on the right outlet.
The system & my speakers are working.

attached: subpatch

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/pd~-audiomixNoise1.pd

abstraction who starts the subpatch:

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/Noise16.pd

The old problem suddently disappeared - i never found out why-

But now I still have a big problem with pd~-subpatch:

i send a list to the subpatch to control a line object, but the line-object just won't work. But if i start the pd~-subpatch.pd in pd-extended it works!
Does line only work in pd-extended?

|16 4600<

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|SpeedSUB $1 $2<

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|pd~ start pd~-drum.pd <

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pd~ -nogui 1 -ninsig 1 -noutsig 2 -fifo 20

|r SpeedSUB|

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|t l

| |
|
| |0 <
| /
| /
|line 0 200|

|

|numberbox|

If somebody now why - it would be great