Hello there,

I am new to using pd and have found it to be quite intriguing. However in learning to patch with it I have run into what appears to be a very detrimental, and otherwise unheard of issue.

After checking to make sure the all my asio settings were correct, I did the best research that I could in an attempt to find how to fix my issue, but with no luck. So now I am asking here, hopeful for an answer.

The Issue-

When patching up an oscillator it seems to only want to play out of one speaker or headphone, the left one specifically.

I have it patched as so;

[osc~ 440]
|
[dac~]

The audio outputs from the oscillator and if I patch it differently such as with a move-able frequency or with a metronome it is able to be manipulated and still hear, but only through one ear or speaker.

Any ideas as to what to do? :/ I'm hoping this is a real beginner issue that I am overlooking and that it has a quick fix.

Thank you for any responses!

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/Pd_Mono_Issue.png

You trollin'? :D
Just connect a cable from the oscillator to the second inlet of the dac~, which is the "right speaker" inlet. You need just one dac~.

[osc~ 440]
|\
| \
| \
| \
[dac~]

it is ok for signals to be sprayed out from single outlet.

sorry nitrooo, didn't see your post...

@Nitrooo said:

You trollin'? :D
Just connect a cable from the oscillator to the second inlet of the dac~, which is the "right speaker" inlet. You need just one dac~.

I really, really feel silly for my question now. I completely overlooked the fact that there were two inlets on the [dac~].

Like I said, I am very new to the whole aspect of pd. Thank you both so much for your responses, it's quite nice to know that there's such a helpful community here! I look forward to learning much more with this program.