I'll check it when I get home.  It may be due to the fact that I'm trying to use
an existing session.  I'll build a new one with the same tracks and see what happens.

Jan


On Tue, 11 May 2004 21:02 , Paul Davis <paul@linuxaudiosystems.com> sent:

>>GVerb appears to be broken.  SC4 appears to be broken.  Neither of these
>>seem to care whether it's a valid or invalid place to insert them, they
>>just don't work and will hose up everything.  GVerb mutes the channel or
>>segfaults the program.  SC4 works when you insert it on 1 in/2 out or 2
>>in/2 out but hoses when you save it.  Freeverb is working.  I have no
>>idea what the problem is but I don't think it's that simple.
>
>jan - i can't duplicate this here. 
>
>i created a new session. i added 2 tracks, 1 2in/2out, 1 1in/1out. i
>connected them both to xmms outputs. then i added SC4 to the 2/2
>track,and gverb to the 1/2 track. both plugins worked, i could reload
>the session, remove the plugins etc etc.
>
>one thing to check is that you have auto-input turned on. jesse fixed
>a bug relating to this recently, with the result that it tends to be
>off by default in a new session, which certainly was confusing me. i
>could not hear anything until i either rec-enabled the tracks or
>engaged auto-input.
>
>wish i knew what was happening to you ...
>