Issue with external audio device

[wkwhwh]

Not sure exactly what is the cause of this, but when I run the cli tool the audio is glitched (high pitched) and also comes out of all the outputs of my device.

CleanShot.2023-10-31.at.15.13.13.mp4

[chaosprint]

Can you try to clone this repo, change the BLOCK_SIZE to 64 (Line 34 at main.rs) and run with cargo run --release?
Also try to change the content of test.glicol to o: sin 440. Hopefully you can get a pure sine tone.

[wkwhwh]

Just tried your recommended changes but I still get a very high pitched tone that gets sent to all the software playback channels of my soundcard (RME Babyface Pro fs) - I also tried a sampling rate of 44.1kHz but it gives me the same result.

It works completely fine if I set my default output device to my Macbook Pro speakers.

here is what I did to get the result showed in the video:

• Cloned the repo, had to run cargo update because of this error (error: failed to run custom build command for coreaudio-sys v0.2.11)
• Changed the BLOCK_SIZE to 64 as you mentioned

and ran cargo run --release test.glicol

CleanShot.2023-11-01.at.10.57.29.mp4

[chaosprint]

Just tried your recommended changes but I still get a very high pitched tone that gets sent to all the software playback channels of my soundcard (RME Babyface Pro fs) - I also tried a sampling rate of 44.1kHz but it gives me the same result.

It works completely fine if I set my default output device to my Macbook Pro speakers.

here is what I did to get the result showed in the video:

• Cloned the repo, had to run cargo update because of this error (error: failed to run custom build command for coreaudio-sys v0.2.11)
• Changed the BLOCK_SIZE to 64 as you mentioned

and ran cargo run --release test.glicol

CleanShot.2023-11-01.at.10.57.29.mp4

right. can you try to clone this repo: https://github.com/RustAudio/cpal/

and run cargo run --release --example beep

glicol cli depends on cpal to access the audio interface

[wkwhwh]

cpal gives me a nice 440Hz tone. It sounds distorted on the recording probably because it still sends the audio to some extra software outputs when it should just go to AN 1/2 and I assume the screen recorder captures them all.

CleanShot.2023-11-01.at.12.26.07.mp4

[chaosprint]

cpal gives me a nice 440Hz tone. It sounds distorted on the recording probably because it still sends the audio to some extra software outputs when it should just go to AN 1/2 and I assume the screen recorder captures them all.

CleanShot.2023-11-01.at.12.26.07.mp4

thanks for the info. I will look into it with my Focusrite audio interface when I get home. You may try the first method one more time if possible but change the block size to 32.

[wkwhwh]

Thanks! I tried with a block size of 32 and get the same result as using any other block size (instead of 440Hz I get 3080Hz tone)