Wow, this sucks. It lets you set the number of channels but then
expects that it is the same as the type. Bad design: either we let you
pick the number of channels and the type (difficult in this
situation), or allow to de-correlate the two (introduces an implicit
conversion, not very controllable), or read the number of channels
from the type (seems best)!
For now, here's the workaround: you have a problem because your
source's type is (*+1,0,0) meaning that it can produce a variable
output, so you need to force this type to the (seemingly) more
restrictive mono type.
my_src = audio_to_stereo((input.external(id="voice",
restart=false, buffer=0.0, channels=1, samplerate=44100,
"sox /tmp/audio.wav -c 1 -r 44100 -t raw -"):source(1,0,0)))
All the best,
--
David
PS: I'll open a ticket or add this to an existing one.
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