I do not know anything about how NSM kills applications at the end of a session so I can only offer general comments. I see your script just brings linuxsampler to the foreground (with fg command) which do not see would be connected with killing linuxsampler, unless NSM sent a ^C the script I see you save the process ID (LSPID), maybe NSM wants processes to return the processID so it can kill the process at the end. If so you could have your script return the LSPID by putting "echo $LSPID" at the end (instead of "fg"). One way to kill linuxsampler with with the command "killall -q linuxsampler". If NSM allows you to supply a "kill" script you could use that.
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