It is now possible (out of the box) to use RaySession to create a studio setup / audio session.
Just add the applications to load for your studio setup and connect them using qjackctl,
When you're done save your ray session. Next time you start the session, il will load all the applications and restore jack connections.
If you want to abort changes you've made while exiting the app, simply use abort otherwise use close (to save changes to your studio setup before exiting).
To remind jack connections, you'll need to add the application"JACK connectiions" at the top of you ray session.
This way, you can use Ardour like an audio plugins host and send Master Bus to Jamulus.
You can also record Jamulus stereo output using audacity rather than using the recording feature on server side if you don't need multitrack feature.
To load Jamulus and autoconnect to your private server use an executable / ray-proxy with the following parameters:
Executable: Jamulus
Arguments: -c 127.0.0.1 -j -i mysetup.ini
It will connect to localhost (127.0.0.1) Jamulus server and save your setup in proxy dir (in "mysetup.ini" file).
Hope that was helpful get you in touch with RaySession and Linux studio setup.
Regards,
Laurent
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Hello,
It is now possible (out of the box) to use RaySession to create a studio setup / audio session.
Just add the applications to load for your studio setup and connect them using qjackctl,
When you're done save your ray session. Next time you start the session, il will load all the applications and restore jack connections.
If you want to abort changes you've made while exiting the app, simply use abort otherwise use close (to save changes to your studio setup before exiting).
To remind jack connections, you'll need to add the application"JACK connectiions" at the top of you ray session.
This way, you can use Ardour like an audio plugins host and send Master Bus to Jamulus.
You can also record Jamulus stereo output using audacity rather than using the recording feature on server side if you don't need multitrack feature.
To load Jamulus and autoconnect to your private server use an executable / ray-proxy with the following parameters:
Executable: Jamulus
Arguments: -c 127.0.0.1 -j -i mysetup.ini
It will connect to localhost (127.0.0.1) Jamulus server and save your setup in proxy dir (in "mysetup.ini" file).
Hope that was helpful get you in touch with RaySession and Linux studio setup.
Regards,
Laurent
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