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Hi Dan,
Nice idea, it is is essentially a command line audio file sequencer right?

(That syncs up to JACK transport).

I'll checkout the code when I get some time, just to see how you've designed

it... :)
-Harry
On Mon, Jul 4, 2011 at 12:45 PM, Dan Muresan  wrote:
> Hi, jack-file 1.0 is available on github:

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>

> http://danmbox.github.com/jack-file/

>

> It contains file2jack, a Jack transport-centric audio player that maps

> files onto the (optionally periodic) transport timeline. It can map

> one or several files to arbitrary positions on the transport timeline,

> and if requested it can make the timeline "appear" to loop (without

> actually moving the transport -- so no playback  gaps! file2jack

> simply sends out a periodic waveform).

>

> There is also jacktransportloop, a simple utility to force the

> transport to shuttle back and forth between two endpoints (this one

> will, of course, create gaps, but is useful to control other

> applications).

>

> Thanks to all those who have been helped via LAD regarding libsndfile and

> jack.

>

>

> -- Dan

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Hi Dan,Nice idea, it is is essentially a command line a=

udio file sequencer right? (That syncs up to JACK transport).I&#=

39;ll checkout the code when I get some time, just to see how you've de=

signed it... :)

-HarryOn Mon, Jul 4,=

 2011 at 12:45 PM, Dan Muresan <danmbox@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi, jack-file 1.0 is available on github:
http://d=

anmbox.github.com/jack-file/
It contains file2jack, a Jack transport-centric audio player that maps

files onto the (optionally periodic) transport timeline. It can map

one or several files to arbitrary positions on the transport timeline,

and if requested it can make the timeline "appear" to loop (witho=

ut

actually moving the transport -- so no playback =A0gaps! file2jack

simply sends out a periodic waveform).
There is also jacktransportloop, a simple utility to force the

transport to shuttle back and forth between two endpoints (this one

will, of course, create gaps, but is useful to control other

applications).
Thanks to all those who have been helped via LAD regarding libsndfile and j=

ack.
-- Dan

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