Hi Pierre,
also the -p argument is quite useful if you use multiple soundcard (like travel setup, studio, etc...), as it allows to choose which profiles you want jack to load.
Using many applications for one project, I found useful the following script.
First, I have one folder where to save all different software patches included in a project.
I keep one unique name for several file formats, so I can use the script below to launch a studio setup at once indicating the project name as a variable $1.
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#! /bin/bash
qjackctl -s -p FocusriteSaffire40 &
sleep 5
ardour2 ../ardour/$1/$1.ardour &
hydrogen $1.h2song &
zynaddsubfx -l $1/$1.xmz &
seq24 --file $1/$1.midi &
exit
On Mon, Jan 17, 2011 at 03:03:34PM +0100, Pierre Massat wrote:
> I used the one published by Joao Pais, that is:
>
> #!/bin/bash
>
> qjackctl -s & sleep 5 & pdextended
>
>
> I'd be grateful if someone could tell me what "-s" means, by the way.
$ man qjackctl
[...]
-s, --start
Start JACK audio server immediately
[...]
$ exit
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