27 Aug
2019
27 Aug
'19
12:50 p.m.
dear list members,
I'm trying to have my computer automatically establish a connection
between qmidinet and qjackctl resp. reaper so that I could just start
the jack-server via qjackctl, then start reaper and have touchdaw
working (via qmidinet). the connections can be established very easily,
only I don't know how to establish that said flow. the issue is that
qmidinet needs to be started/reseted after jack is up. I thought I just
use the option in qjackctl to run a script after jack is set up but if
I put 'qmidinet' here it doesn't work, because of some conflicting
processes I don't understand so far.
does anybody of you know what I could do? I thought of a command to
reset qmidinet just like its gui offers, that would be the easiest and
a sane way. is there such command?
thank you very much!
christoph
27 Aug
27 Aug
5:50 p.m.
On 8/27/19 11:50 AM, soffioalcuore(a)posteo.net wrote:
I'm trying to have my computer automatically establish a connection
between qmidinet and qjackctl resp. reaper so that I could just start
the jack-server via qjackctl, then start reaper and have touchdaw
working (via qmidinet). the connections can be established very easily,
only I don't know how to establish that said flow. the issue is that
qmidinet needs to be started/reseted after jack is up. I thought I just
use the option in qjackctl to run a script after jack is set up but if
I put 'qmidinet' here it doesn't work, because of some conflicting
processes I don't understand so far.
may you share what are the "conflicting processes" evidence here?
anyway, you can always restart qmidinet by just launching `killall
qmidinet; sleep 1 && qmidinet`
hth.
cheers
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5:59 p.m.
On 8/27/19 4:49 PM, Rui Nuno Capela wrote:
anyway, you can always restart qmidinet by just launching `killall
qmidinet; sleep 1 && qmidinet`
also, and this is pretty much mandatory if you're doing it from one of
the qjackctl script launchers, always remember to append an ampersand
('&') to the end of the command string, eg.:
Execute script on startup: [ killall qmidinet ]
Execute script after startup: [ qmidinet & ]
hth.
byee
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31 Aug
31 Aug
10:13 p.m.
Am 27.08.19 um 17:58 schrieb Rui Nuno Capela:
also, and this is pretty much mandatory if you're
doing it from one of
the qjackctl script launchers, always remember to append an ampersand
('&') to the end of the command string, eg.:
Execute script on startup: [ killall qmidinet ]
Execute script after startup: [ qmidinet & ]
And then use the qjackctl patchbay or something like jack-matchmaker,
aj-snapshot or jack-plumbing to establish the JACK connections dynamically.
Chris
1 Sep
1 Sep
7:53 p.m.
dear community,
thank you so much for all your ideas and hints!
by now, I have got it working in the desired fashion by just using qjackctl as has been
explained by Rui Nuno Capela some days ago and again yesterday by Christopher Arndt, i. e.
simply by using a script within qjackctl and its patchbay/connections manager.
the reason why it didn't work for me was just that I am not so familiar with the
syntax, I didn't know about the '&'.
but now it works very well.
thanks again, have a good day you all!
christoph
Am 31. August 2019 22:14:40 MESZ schrieb Christopher Arndt <chris(a)chrisarndt.de>de>:
Am 27.08.19 um 17:58 schrieb Rui Nuno Capela:
also, and this is pretty much mandatory if
you're doing it from one
of
the qjackctl script launchers, always remember to
append an ampersand
('&') to the end of the command string, eg.:
Execute script on startup: [ killall qmidinet ]
Execute script after startup: [ qmidinet & ]
And then use the qjackctl patchbay or something like jack-matchmaker,
aj-snapshot or jack-plumbing to establish the JACK connections
dynamically.
Chris 
31 Aug
31 Aug
7:39 a.m.
Not an expert on this, but I think you need a "session manager" for this.
The session manager is what saves existing Jack connections / patching as a
"session", s.t. everytime you need to start the combination of independent
Linux Audio applications (that use JACKd), the connections are setup
automagically for you (by the session manager, for the selected session).
On Tue, Aug 27, 2019 at 4:20 PM soffioalcuore(a)posteo.net <
soffioalcuore(a)posteo.net> wrote:
dear list members,
I'm trying to have my computer automatically establish a connection
between qmidinet and qjackctl resp. reaper so that I could just start
the jack-server via qjackctl, then start reaper and have touchdaw
working (via qmidinet). the connections can be established very easily,
only I don't know how to establish that said flow. the issue is that
qmidinet needs to be started/reseted after jack is up. I thought I just
use the option in qjackctl to run a script after jack is set up but if
I put 'qmidinet' here it doesn't work, because of some conflicting
processes I don't understand so far.
does anybody of you know what I could do? I thought of a command to
reset qmidinet just like its gui offers, that would be the easiest and
a sane way. is there such command?
thank you very much!
christoph
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1 Sep
1 Sep
2:16 p.m.
Not quite what you are asking for but maybe of help in the situation
could be amidiauto by blokaslabs. It tries to make "sensible" ALSA MIDI
connections automagically.
https://blokas.io/patchbox-os/docs/amidiauto/
https://github.com/BlokasLabs/amidiauto
On 27.08.19 12:50, soffioalcuore(a)posteo.net wrote:
dear list members,
I'm trying to have my computer automatically establish a connection
between qmidinet and qjackctl resp. reaper so that I could just start
the jack-server via qjackctl, then start reaper and have touchdaw
working (via qmidinet). the connections can be established very easily,
only I don't know how to establish that said flow. the issue is that
qmidinet needs to be started/reseted after jack is up. I thought I just
use the option in qjackctl to run a script after jack is set up but if
I put 'qmidinet' here it doesn't work, because of some conflicting
processes I don't understand so far.
does anybody of you know what I could do? I thought of a command to
reset qmidinet just like its gui offers, that would be the easiest and
a sane way. is there such command?
thank you very much!
christoph
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