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On Fri, Mar 15, 2013 at 2:34 PM, Andrew C  wrote:
> What kind of external audio hardware/JACK trickery would I need to

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> send a synth running on my laptop through a seperate output channel on

> an audio interface with multiple ins/outs, send it, let's say, through

> some outboard effects, and then back into the laptop as a seperate

> input?

>

Hi Andrew!

No trickery at all:

1. Jack patchbay: synth output -> software patched -> "system_out 1"

2. Physical connection: system_out_1 (on soundcard)-> physical lead ->

outboard effect input

3. physical connection: outboard effect output -> physical lead ->

"system_in_1" on soundcard

4. Jack patchbay: "system_in_1"-> software patched -> (recording program or

whatever).
That's all. Just think clearly about the signal path, and you'll be able do

all sorts of cool things like this!

-Harry
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On Fri, Mar 15, 2013 at 2:34 PM, Andrew C <countfuzzball@gmail.com> wrote:
What kind of external audio hardware/JACK trickery would I need to

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 able do all sorts of cool things like this! -Harry
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