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[SolarLune]

Hello, everyone. I just wanted to pop in and say that SunVox, the cross-platform modular synth tracker that is awesome to use on desktops is now available on Android. I plugged in my headphones, and it SOUNDS THE SAME - Awesome. It's also only $5! :D

Market Link Here

Pick it up!

[Halcyon]

It looks like a cool program, too bad when I try to use it on my PC it doesn't make any sound.

[Manuel Magalhães]

Are you running a music player? I had to close Foobar3000 to get any sound from it.

[SolarLune]

You can also adjust which audio output device is being used by altering the .ini file. If you have a keyboard, it might be going out a MIDI input or output device (which, to my knowledge, won't make sound). In other words, try adjusting the audiodevice hw value in the sunvox_config.ini file. Mine, for example, is set to this to use my external audio DSP:

// ALSA audio device name in Linux; or audio device number in Windows:
audiodevice hw:0,6

[Herr Schnurrbart]

Sunvox is a great piece of software and it's interface works amazingly well on touchscreen devices! Buy this if you want to track music on the go!

[Halcyon]

Thanks for trying to help, I think it may have to do with ASIO4ALL, when I have SunVox open ASIO4ALL is opened and when I use ASIO4ALL I lose all sound from other programs(Internet, iTunes etc.) but I have all the options in the panel for my audio devices (none are unavailable)and I can use ASIO4ALL with FL Studio fine (If I turn off all the audio devices besides my headset, this doesn't work with SunVox though).

While typing this long winded, incomprehensible post I figured it out, I now have sound! And it was to do with my ASIO4ALL devices, thanks for trying to help me out guys. 

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Cool, glad that if I ever switch to android it'll be there.

[SolarLune]

Cool, glad that if I ever switch to android it'll be there.

I think it's also available for iPhone. 

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it is. i has.