Subject: Re: [LAU] jack command line and xml patchbay files

From: Paul Davis <paul@...> · Date: Thursday, September 10, 2009 - 12:37 pm

On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 5:17 AM, Grammostola

Rosea wrote:

quoted text> I start to get the feeling I need to follow a course JACK, but they

> don't offer that on Berklee...:

>

> $ jack

> jack_alias             jack_lsp               jack_simple_client

> jack.clock             jack_metro             jack-smf-player

> jack_connect           jack_midiseq           jack-smf-recorder

> jack.ctl               jack_midisine          jack_snapshot

> jackd                  jack_monitor_client

> jack_disconnect        jack_netsource

> jack-dssi-host         jack.play              jack_transport

> jackeq                 jack.plumbing          jack_transport_client

> jack_evmon             jack-rack              jack.udp

> jack_freewheel         jackrec                jack_unload

> jack_impulse_grabber   jack.scope

> jack_load              jack_showtime
compare with the number of FX pedals made for the BOSS brand, and then

contrast with the range of functionality offered by JACK clients, and

you'll see that this is actually a very limited set of tools to

comprehend. Note also that of the list above, at least 4-6 are

actually "example" clients and not "utilities" - they are intended to

be packaged separately by distributions and not installed by default.

They exist primarily to provide code samples for other developers.

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