Hi all
I placed a software, using jackaudio, on Github.
Github provides a function to compile, in order to know if nothing is
missing.
The problem is I have a crash on the include <jack/jack.h>
How to fix that problem
Thank you
Regards
Patrick
To whom this may concern:
When i start jack i see system and sooper looper int he graph but when i go to to use MainStage 3 i'm not able to access the qjack in the preferences/ audio , so that Main Stage 3 will not show in the qjack graph to hook up to sooner looper. does anyone know why this is happening?
Thanks
Miguel
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Hi there,
I’ve been trying to make jack works on my new system without success.
After some digging, it is still not very clear to me if the latest versions of Jack and Qjackctl are supposed to work on mac 12.2.1 (MacBook Pro with M1 chip).
Could anyone confirm that there are or may be compatibility issues?
Thank you.
Hi, I’m Marco and I’ve recently joined the jack audio mailing list.
In reading the archive searching for possible solutions to some issues I’m having, I’ve read your mail in which you mention a beta jackaudio uninstaller.
I’d like to do a clean reinstall of jack, would you mind sharing?
Thank you,
Marco
Hi people at Jack audio,
I'm a jack user and i really love it. This is an awesomes piece of software! I'm not a developper. I'm using it on windows (7 and 10) with different DAWS. I'm using the Version: 0.3.13.10 and it is working well. There is only one thing that i would really be able to do. It would be awesome if we could change the buffer in the settings without having to restart the server (then the DAW) like how we can do it with our soundcard in our DAWS. I hope that this is not hard to do. If it is i will probably use Jack as my audio driver with Pro tools.
Thanks in advance
Biram
Hi,
I'd like to use JACK to send MIDI messages from a Haskell program I
wrote[1] to a DAW. I downloaded the JACK library for Haskell[2]. When I try
to open a REPL to interactively run some of the library's example code,
some requirements fail to build, and `cabal` (a Haskell build tool) reports
that `pkg-config` cannot find the an appropriate version of JACK:
jeff@jbb-hp17:jack$ cabal repl
Build profile: -w ghc-9.0.2 -O1
In order, the following will be built (use -v for more details):
- jack-0.7.2 (lib) (first run)
Configuring library for jack-0.7.2..
cabal: The pkg-config package 'jack' version >=0.118 && <1 || >=1.9.8
&& <2 is
required but it could not be found.
But my version of JACK is well above 1.9.8 and well below 2:
jeff@jbb-hp17:jack$ jackd --version
jackdmp version 1.9.19 tmpdir /dev/shm protocol 9
It might matter that I'm running NixOS. I use JACK all the time, via
QJackCtl.
Many thanks,
Jeff
[1] https://github.com/JeffreyBenjaminBrown/montevideo
[2] https://hackage.haskell.org/package/jack
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Hi,
I want to create an application that needs a number of audio inputs. I
would like to use Jack for this. But I also need to use some commerial
library that is closed source. Does that mean I can not use Jack at all?
I have no problems making my own code open source. But the library is
closed source. Is there a way I still am allowed to use Jack?
Thx.