Thanks to the patient testing and suggestions by Julien Claassen, I'm pleased to announce a shiny new version of Nama. New features since the last update include: - Auto JACK detection - Play head repositioning works properly with JACK (thanks, Kai!) - Full support for Ecasound controllers (and controller-controllers) In GUI mode, click on the target parameter label - Auxiliary sends to a soundcard channel or JACK client - Preview mode tests setup without writing WAV files - Autocompletion for text commands and project names - Recognize all ecasound-iam commands from int-cmd-list - Command parser seems to work perfectly - Automatically update effects data cache detecting new LADSPA plugins and Ecasound presets - 'bunch' and 'for' commands for executing commands on several tracks at once - A 'null' group for a metronome track Other recent improvements: - Autoconnect of JACK clients as track inputs - Arbitrary track width (stereo and mono commands) - Track soloing (solo/all commands) - Find_effect command. 'find_effect chorus' lists plugins/presets/controllers containing 'chorus'. You can use multiple keywords. - Support Ecasound input objects playat, select, audioloop, reverse - Looping over chain setup between arbitrary points You can install from CPAN thusly: cpan Tk cpan Audio::Ecasound::Multitrack (Other dependencies: Ecasound, LADSPA SDK, BSD 'file' utility) Or get the sources from github: git-clone git://github.com/bolangi/nama cpan Text::Template cd nama/src ./build ./ui (runs Nama) And if this works: cd .. perl Makefile.PL make make test make install Nama's current feature set more or less completes my vision for a SuperEcasound. Provided there is sufficient interest, it would be nice to consider future developments such as adding record/playback of realtime MIDI controller inputs, fades, LASH support, and convenient setup of multiple buses. Thanks to all who've helped and inspired. Joel -- Joel Roth _______________________________________________ Linux-audio-user mailing list Linux-audio-user(a)lists.linuxaudio.org http://lists.linuxaudio.org/mailman/listinfo/linux-audio-user