Qjackctl
QjackCtl running in KDE Software Compilation.
QjackCtl is a Qt-based tool for controlling the JACK Audio Connection Kit. QjackCtl is free software released under the GNU GPL v2+.
It automatically tries to detect audio hardware and lets the user choose subdevices for input and output from a drop-down list as well as common options for the sound server. QjackCtl then uses these selections to build and execute the right command-line for jackd.
Without the graphical help of QjackCtl it would be pretty hard to find the right parameters for jackd - and there are quite some [1]
See also
References
- ↑ translated from Der-Real-Life-Linux-Trance-Live-Act-Crash-Kurs-Teil-1-Set-Up
External links
- Qjackctl on SourceForge
Working with Jack and QjackCtl
- wiki.linuxmusicians.com/doku.php
- LINUXUSER article by Dave Phillips "Knowing Jack"
- LINUXJOURNAL article by Dave Phillips on the transport control capabilities of Jack
- How to configure Jack in Ubuntu Studio
- 64studio Quickstart Jack
- 64studio Manual Jack
- How to use the Patchbay in QjackCtl
- How to use the QjackCtl connections window
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