#72 jack inputs ?

[Geoff Beasley]

G'dayt Davy,
I love what Rezound promises, just can't get a jack
import node.
Outputs are there, but no inputs.

I also have been struck-down by the wav import issue,
so I haven't been able to give Rezound a good test yet.
What I want to do is use it in conjunction with Ardour
and Jammin as the final stage in the mastering process,
then burn to CD. Is this a reality as we speak or is it
still subject to development. This feature is VERY
important to me as I am an experienced Samplitude user
which has rhis feature and I'm poting all the studio
duties over to Linux (currently RH9/CCRMA). Nothing
else I can find, except GCD which doesn't seem to work
well for me,
will give the ability to drop track flags along a
timeline where a graphic representation of the wave is
visible.

Thanks in advance Davy,
Geoff.

[Davy Durham]

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Both input and output should be doable with JACK. It's been
a while since I've detail with JACK, but plan to get back
into it after getting some other things about development
out of the way.

Check out this documentation and see if it's any help to
you. If not let me know (by updating this bug report)
http://sourceforge.net/docman/display_doc.php?docid=15095&group_id=5056

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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Been a while Davy, sorry. I have sussed out the jack thing
and it works ok, tho as you say needs work I tend to get
some x-runs with rezound while ardour et el don't. But i
find it useful now and i'm sure will find it more so as time
progresses and i become more familiar. Fantastic to have all
those meters btw... great feature. I can burn cd's as well
now, so rezound really rocks for me

Thanks for a really nice app !

Speak soon,
Best

Geoff.

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I had the same problem until I realized that jack input nodes for rezound appear only if you open the record window in rezound.

[Olivier HUMBERT]

OK, I had the same issue here. Even when I opened the record window.
To get it right, I had to open "~/.rezound/registry.dat" and change the line :
AudioInputMethods={"oss","alsa","jack","portaudio"};
to :
AudioInputMethods={"jack","oss","alsa","portaudio"};
Then now, when I'm opening the record windows, I can see the input jack ports poping up.

Given the actual state of the linux audio backends, I would suggest to make the default order in registry.dat :

AudioInputMethods={"jack",""alsa","oss","portaudio"};

Then, If JACK is present, ReZound will catch it, then will try to connect to ALSA, then OSS and finally try with portaudio.

I would suggest the same for the AudioOutputMethods.

Hope that helps

Edit : corrections + please patch attached which do that (or at least, try to) and reorder the AudioOuputMethods as well.