15 Mar
2013
15 Mar
'13
3:48 p.m.
Depending on your needs, it could be really easy or a little
complicated :)
You can very easily connect up equipment like you describe, and get
processed audio back into your computer. It just works. However, the
audio that you get back into the computer will be delayed with respect
to the audio you sent out. How much depends on your JACK buffer
settings and the properties of your audio interface and external
equipment; you can measure it with "jdelay".
If you are planning to mix the new sounds with the old, you will need to
delay the old before mixing it with the new. Ardour and most other DAW
software will handle this automatically. If your software doesn't do it
automatically, you can probably manually adjust the new (or old) data
after recording, using "jdelay" output to tell you how much to shift it.
Good luck!
Bill Gribble
On Fri, 2013-03-15 at 14:34 +0000, Andrew C wrote:
Hey all,
No question is a stupid question, as they say, so I might as well ask.
What kind of external audio hardware/JACK trickery would I need to
send a synth running on my laptop through a seperate output channel on
an audio interface with multiple ins/outs, send it, let's say, through
some outboard effects, and then back into the laptop as a seperate
input?
Cheers,
Andrew.
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