I'm running windows, Processing 4.01, and minim from the package manager. I am trying to control a laser using a MOTU ultralitemk3.
I see a list of devices including entries like: MOTU Analog 1-2 (MOTU Audio Wave for 64 bit)
using:
xy = new XYscope(this, "MOTU Analog 1-2");
I get audio from the default laptop headphones (not the motu)
using:
xy = new XYscope(this, "MOTU Analog 1-2 (MOTU Audio Wave for 64 bit)");
I get no audio out of either device, and no rendered visuals in the processing window.
I am hoping to get this to work using with the laser by also adding something like:
xy.laser("MOTU Analog 3-4", "MOTU Analog 5-6");
Is this all tested and working on windows? The docs mention aggregate devices which is an OSX paradigm. I could try and find an OSX machine to run this on if this is indeed a windows specific problem.
I'm running windows, Processing 4.01, and minim from the package manager. I am trying to control a laser using a MOTU ultralitemk3.
I see a list of devices including entries like: MOTU Analog 1-2 (MOTU Audio Wave for 64 bit)
using:
xy = new XYscope(this, "MOTU Analog 1-2");I get audio from the default laptop headphones (not the motu)
using:
xy = new XYscope(this, "MOTU Analog 1-2 (MOTU Audio Wave for 64 bit)");I get no audio out of either device, and no rendered visuals in the processing window.
I am hoping to get this to work using with the laser by also adding something like:
xy.laser("MOTU Analog 3-4", "MOTU Analog 5-6");Is this all tested and working on windows? The docs mention aggregate devices which is an OSX paradigm. I could try and find an OSX machine to run this on if this is indeed a windows specific problem.