Hi Fons,
Feb 1 2022, Fons Adriaensen has written:
...
* run Csound with Jack,
As robin said
-+rtaudio=jack
The buffer size needs to match though. If a JACK plugin is set up in
ALSA you don't have to use a particular -+rtaudio option, though alsa
will do and the buffer size issue is gone.
* using Ninp input ports and Nout output ports,
If you just mean specifying a particular number of input and output
ports:
nchnls =
sets the number of both input and output, unless you also use:
nchnls_i =
which sets a different number of input ports.
* not autoconnecting any ports,
...
Within Csound you have at least two ways to use JACK. Either by
-+rtaudio=jack and then using the normal input and output opcodes like
out, in, outs, inch, ...
Or you can use the Jacko opcodes which have their own setup. I believe
they _HAVE_ to be connected inside the Csound orchestra header though.
Here's the overview of those opcodes and more detail about the Jacko
system:
https://csound.com/docs/manual/JackoOpcodes.html
HTH.
Best wishes,
Jeanette
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