I started approaching SB with a new PI 4. Some things seem to work but i do not get sound.
Setup:
- PI 4, 1GB RAM
- 220206 Image from this website
- No Configuration changes but for wifi settings. All other settings untouched
- No additional USB stick
- My Midi-Device (MalletStation) is detected and can be monitored with midimon
- Onboard audio, additionally tested USB Audio Device
- Tested with and without HDMI display connection
- Tested headphone at onboard audio jack, Display and USB Audio Device
With this configuration i do not get audio to my ears.
Any tipps available here?
+1 for this! I’ve been using a pi 4b with 4gb RAM and an Arturia keystep. I don’t get any audio from the default patches initially.
HOWEVER: when I keep mashing the keys, I get occasional short bursts of noise. I also left the pi running for an hour and when I went to play it, it worked! Strange behaviour.
Any help would be much appreciated! I tried changing some of the relevant looking settings in the config and configuration files but they didn’t help.
Many thanks
(21-07-22, 20:21)Mio Wrote: [ -> ]I started approaching SB with a new PI 4. Some things seem to work but i do not get sound.
Setup:
- PI 4, 1GB RAM
- 220206 Image from this website
- No Configuration changes but for wifi settings. All other settings untouched
- No additional USB stick
- My Midi-Device (MalletStation) is detected and can be monitored with midimon
- Onboard audio, additionally tested USB Audio Device
- Tested with and without HDMI display connection
- Tested headphone at onboard audio jack, Display and USB Audio Device
With this configuration i do not get audio to my ears.
Any tipps available here?
Finally i found a solution. As i was able to see incoming signals from my controler i assumed the audio device to be the problem.
In my configuration.txt the name of the audio device was set to the default value "Detect". I wanted to change this to the name of my audio device connected bia USB. So i connected to the system (in my case with shell via ssl) and called
arecord -l
which is listing all audio devices found by the system. I took over the name of my device and changed "Detect" to the device name.
I rebooted and after 20 seconds it started making sound via the aduio device and the connected headphones :-)