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Did you ever try to do everything on just one computer?

I did nothing.

jujudusud, thanks!

Is this a Debian based system? Is the jack2-devel (or similar) installed?

Outside control by script is surely a good solution. And it is available right now. Staring the session per script can be done with nsmd --load-session <name> where name is the short name of the session (not a file path), essentially the directory name. Btw. combined with --session-root <path> this ...

Not in any of the standard NSM tools. A script would be the right solution here. Disconnecting is easy: put a shell script into your session dir, make it executable, use "jack_disconnect" (from JACK) in there. Use the script with nsm-proxy. Auto-Disconnect needs some kind of external watch...

I wish you great success with this project!

Related:
I see that the "Open Source Musicians Podcast" website is finally down, after the last episode was in 2017.

http://opensourcemusician.com/
https://archive.org/details/osmpodcast

The Mittelalternativ.de Challenge 2021 has just started! The melody has been published. https://mittelalternativ.de/2021-challenge-en/ From now until April 26th there is time to record and publish a piece of music based on a given melody. The melody should be treated as if it originated truly from p...

merlyn wrote: ↑Mon Mar 22, 2021 12:01 pm I see. You're talking about ...

No, I was not.
Maybe another time.

It looks fairly circular to me. The dominant chord to F# is C#, and not Db. If you really want a circular layout, look for an image where it is a spiral, and not a closed circle. This is my "pillar", just rolled up. And additionally you can see all enharmonic variants next to each other, ...

The following is only a heuristic rule, but better than 80/20: There is something called the "Pillars of Fifths", most often wrongly described as "circle of fifths". Each step a fifths up or down is considered more far away from your root note or tonic. Choose always the enharmon...

The first and major problem is the ongoing involvement of linuxaudio.org. Finally they won't release as linuxaudio.org anymore, but tt's still maintained by linuxaudio.org thoug,h as is apparent because of the fact it is still hosted and maintained on the linuxaudio.org github page. Issues are repo...

Let me first say that I appreciate someone is stepping up. I've said enough about this issue and it takes me too much time and energy to really accomplish something, it's up to others now, but let me try to give a 'short' reaction. The first and major problem is the ongoing involvement of linuxaudi...

j_e_f_f_g wrote: ↑Fri Mar 19, 2021 9:08 am I heard a rumor that it all started when the Non developer said that the jeans Nils was wearing made him "look fat".

Sometimes rumors are more interesting than reality.

I heard a rumor that you, jeffg, and raboof are in reality the same person with two different accounts.

I only vaguely have followed this saga, but to me it seems the original developer has some butthurt about the project being forked at all and finds minor points to pick at the fork project. And the new developer has initially taken some unsympathetic steps to achieve goals and express frustration. ...

It is unfair to compare low-level LV2 programming with the typical VST process. Many developers use JUCE or something similar. Of course they find it too complex when asked to write an LV2 plugin from scratch, without any prior knowledge. At this point they most likely don't know that DPF exist, and...