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Let's turn this thread into a megapoll, will you? :) RULES: - Quote the message above you, remove the quote tags and add your program/vote. - Remove the bold tags from other users votes and use them to highlight your vote. - Add programs to the list in alphabetical order. - If you change your mind, ...

Another option is "jack.plumbing", it's a simple CLI app. In Debian (and Ubuntu, I suppose) it's in the package "jack-tools". It works similarly to the qjackctl's patchbay: the main difference is that patchbay has a GUI interface, while for jack.plumbing you edit a text file with your rules. Be awar...

As a workaround, you can set the measure length as 5 4ths: now your "4ths" are 5 16ths long and the 5plet notes are 4 16ths long.

I found another solution. And it works with cadence too! :mrgreen: It just suffices to tell jackd to use only 2 output channels: jackd -dalsa --outchannels 2 or for short: jackd -dalsa -o2 (Plus any other parameter you may like as "-r44100" an so on...) In cadence you can set "Output Channels" to "2...

What a pity... having to manually re-route the outputs every time is so a PITA! And Cadence is so nice!

Is there a way to make this solution work with falktx's cadence? I'm trying right now but I can't find a way, and if I start jackd by hand, the cadence tools seem to think that there's no jackd running at all, even if it's working fine. Also, I had to make .asoundrc read-only because it was been ove...