Problem with SSL2 audio interface. Connects to my computer just fine and is recognized as a sound device. I can record into Davinci Resolve Fairlight no problem. When I go to sound settings and select the SSL2 as the output device, the volume slider is greyed out and I can’t get any audio out of the device. Any ideas?
Mac mini
Thank you @Brittany1416. The issue was a firmware update with the audio interface.
Hello halfpintchad,
To help us get a better understanding of the issue, we’d like to ask a few questions.
1. Are you able to just the volume output for other sound devices when connected, or the internal speakers with out an issue?
2. When did this issue first begin? Were any changes made to your device or its settings before this happened? If so, what changes were made?
3. Has your device been restarted this noticing this issue? If so, does restarting correct the issue temporarily?
That information will help us plan how to proceed.
Please also check out this link, which has information on how to change the sound output settings on Mac, and may be helpful: Change the sound output settings on Mac
Change the sound output settings on Mac
You can play sound through your computer’s internal speakers, your display’s speakers (if it has speakers), or through speakers, headphones, or other equipment plugged into your Mac or available wirelessly through AirPlay.
1. On your Mac, choose Apple menu> System Settings, then click Sound
in the sidebar. (You may need to scroll down.)
2. Click Output on the right, then select the device you want to use in the list of sound output devices.
All sound output devices available to your Mac are listed, including the computer’s internal speakers, devices plugged into your computer’s sound port (), USB speakers, and AirPlay devices.
For any device plugged into the computer’s sound port, choose Headphones.
3. Do any of the following to adjust your sound output settings:
* Adjust the volume: Drag the Output volume slider.
If you have Sound in the menu bar, you can turn the volume up or down from anywhere.
To set a volume for alert sounds, drag the Alert volume slider in Sound Effects. The alert volume is relative to your computer’s volume, so if you lower the computer’s volume, alert sounds also play more quietly.
* Stop sound output: Select the Mute checkbox.
* Adjust the balance: Drag the Balance slider.
Depending on your Mac and the devices you use, you may be able to set other volume options using the Audio MIDI Setup app.
If you use apps that have volume controls (for example, Music or iMovie), their settings can only be equal to or less than the computer’s output volume. They don’t override what you choose in Sound settings.
Thanks!
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