I'm trying to do systemwide dsp, and I've got Firefox that's creating new sets of outputs, keeping the old ones, everytime audio is played by the browser. Now I can't possibly go tinker with the patchbay each time.
It would be so useful if when making a regex plugs that matches all Left outputs of firefox, then all the matching outputs would be routed to the left input of Carla.
The current behavior is that it stops assigning connections after all destination ports have 1 connection.
One theoretical hack I could use to maybe fix it would be to use a channel matrix to have enough free inputs to interface with firefox; but it's really inelegant; and still, I'm confused, is this normal behavior? Normally regexes should have their matches all follow the same rule.
If someone sees a way I can fix this that I didn't see, that would be much appreciated!
I'm trying to do systemwide dsp, and I've got Firefox that's creating new sets of outputs, keeping the old ones, everytime audio is played by the browser. Now I can't possibly go tinker with the patchbay each time.
It would be so useful if when making a regex plugs that matches all Left outputs of firefox, then all the matching outputs would be routed to the left input of Carla.
The current behavior is that it stops assigning connections after all destination ports have 1 connection.
One theoretical hack I could use to maybe fix it would be to use a channel matrix to have enough free inputs to interface with firefox; but it's really inelegant; and still, I'm confused, is this normal behavior? Normally regexes should have their matches all follow the same rule.
If someone sees a way I can fix this that I didn't see, that would be much appreciated!