Re: [Csnd-dev] csound and jack

i'm running gentoo on my laptop. i use pipewire-pulse for the built in 
interface which i let gnome control.

when i'm using csound, i use jack and run off an external usb interface. 
once i plug in my usb interface, i launch qjackctl. i setup the jackd 
parameters in the setup box to use the new usb interface, then press the 
start button.

then i launch csound with flags to use jack audio. usually it makes i 
good connection graph guess, but if it doesn't, i push the "connect" 
button on qjackctl and graphically edit the signal path. they recently 
made all the nodes movable in the connect(ion) editor. so it might not 
look like two side by side lists anymore. also, the audio, and midi 
device nodes are all on the same window, just different colors.

i'm not on that machine right now so i can't screenshot.

hope this helps. let me know and later tonight i can boot the laptop and 
clarify with some pictures.

kelly



On 8/11/23 3:23 PM, John ff wrote:
> I am seeking help.
> 
> I think having Jack on my new computer would be useful, allowing
> audio capture.
> 
> My problem is so far have failed to get it to do anything (except I
> did get jack to stop audacity doing anything). I found a web page
> purporting to show exactly what to do in configure jack, qjackctl and
> some other software.  Unfortunately jackd and qjackctl do not have the
> same screen interface as the tutorial.
> 
> Does anyone know of a resource tho configure jack etc in its current
> version?  Or explain to me about pipewire.... or almost anything to
> get me up and running?
> 
> I am using openSuse 15.5 distro of GNU/Linux
> 
> I have also looked at alternatives but I do not have a Mac or Windows
> computer.
> 
> ==John ffitch

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