Is that how you say it? Anyway, this piece of software is everywhere you look, in some places newbies even mistake JACK for it :) And as a user of QTractor (my main rig for many years now) I enjoy the per-session patch savings (basically all the controls are in QTractor) that is pretty cool :)
QJackctl allows me to bypass jackdbus on my Ubuntu boxes, while this pulse-jack integration is still quite unstable. If I lauch QTractor first hand, jackdbus is spawned and 1-I get a lot of xruns and 2-I can't restart it w/o a reboot. This situation has been going on for years, many minor jack versions, and two HW interfaces. BTW is someone has a good resource about optimizing the use of a MAudio fasttrack pro on GNU/Linux, I'd be much obliged.
So yes, QJackctl for the win! Thank you again, Rui Nuno!!
Is that how you say it? Anyway, this piece of software is everywhere you look, in some places newbies even mistake JACK for it :) And as a user of QTractor (my main rig for many years now) I enjoy the per-session patch savings (basically all the controls are in QTractor) that is pretty cool :)
QJackctl allows me to bypass jackdbus on my Ubuntu boxes, while this pulse-jack integration is still quite unstable. If I lauch QTractor first hand, jackdbus is spawned and 1-I get a lot of xruns and 2-I can't restart it w/o a reboot. This situation has been going on for years, many minor jack versions, and two HW interfaces. BTW is someone has a good resource about optimizing the use of a MAudio fasttrack pro on GNU/Linux, I'd be much obliged.
So yes, QJackctl for the win! Thank you again, Rui Nuno!!
PS - New song (made in QTractor) "Off The Grid" :)