On Tue, Mar 4, 2008 at 1:35 PM, Thomas Skellund <thomas(a)secretfreund.dk> wrote: qjackctl permits creating patch bay connections that can be enabled/disabled at a click.

Thanks for the description on how you do things! I noted the Lash-projects a little early actually, as exactly what i needed-ish but coming up short because, as it is now, it is only a relatively small group of programs that can be run under lash-control. As previously mentioned, I would like it better if the Jack server tech extended their control interface for clients. On Wed, 2008-03-05 at 13:31 +0100, Malte Steiner wrote: > I use a shell script to start up my applications and the qjackctrl > patchbay which stores its setting and reconnect things automatically > just in case an application crash. > For changing settings in each software I created a small pd patch which > sends out Midi program change commands. In my case its more a matter of > changing sounds, multisets and realtime visuals with one keystroke. > > Lash could be interesting for you but I have no experience with it yet.