Bryan Flamig

Glad it worked for you! I really think the GUI should be changed so that this is a rotary knob like the other pan controls are. It's too easy to miss when it's vertical.

There is the "input" setting and then the "output pan settings -- one for each client. Be sure it's the input pan setting that you are setting in the middle -- in fact, set them all in the middle just to be sure. Another thing I can think of is that the Jamulus settings file is corrupted. If you're on Windows the settings file is located at "C:/Users/XXX/AppData/Roaming/Jamulus/Jamulus.ini", where XXX is your user name. Just make a copy of that file, and then delete the original. I believe Jamulus...

Your problem is most likely this: Check the vertical pan slider on the Jamulus main screen. You probably have it all the way to the top or bottom, and hence one of your channels will be silent. Set it the other way, or better it, put it in the middle. Both channels should work. I know this because a friend of mine -- who just happened to have a Scarlett 2i2 -- was experiencing the exact same problem. I drove across town to pick up his device and try it out at my place. After testing it at my place...

Was a bluegrass fiddler back in the day, but mostly do Irish/French Canadian/Oldtime contradance music these days.

I have noticed that ever since I installed V 3.6.1 of Jamulus that my ping times have consistently gone up by 2 ms. Whereas before I've always gotten a 16 ms ping time (client in Phx, server in LA), it's now almost always 17-18 ms. This is true on all the machines I've tried it on. Could be the internet traffic in my neighborhood, or route to LA has changed, but that seems like too much of a coincidence. Has anyone else notice their ping times have increased?

David: I have a ready-made solution for the Rpi400. See the github site https://github.com/bflamig/RpiJam400 I had just posted that solution on the hardware forums of this SourceForge site when I noticed this thread. My RpiJam400 github site has a pre-configured SD card image, as well as scripts to install Jamulus on an already existing Raspberry installation. The pre-configured SD card image is built on the latest Raspian OS image. Do note that I have experimented with running versions of Raspberry...

I've been experimenting with the new Raspberry Pi 400 (where the Pi is built right into the keyboard). With a monitor and your favorite USB audio device hooked up, it makes for a great, compact machine, that you can dedicate for Jamulus. With that in mind, I've created a pre-built SD card image that you can use to easily get a Jamulus client up and running on your Raspberry Pi 400. You can find this image file at https://github.com/bflamig/Rpi400Jam Also on that site is a set of scripts you can use...

I second the comment about using this device on Windows. Don't bother! One of my band members had one of these and had no end of grief. They may work fine on Linux or Mac, I don't know. The higher priced Behringer (UMC202HD) works great, (runs for around $108 if you can find it -- it's often out of stock) and so does the even higher priced UMC404HD.