If you work with jack, you probably know the nice tool qjackctl. What you might not know is a nice feature of it, the patchbay...
To find it out....
http://www.rncbc.org/drupal/node/76
'What is the patchbay for?
When it is setup correctly, the patchbay provides automatic connection setup for jack-aware applications, maintains connections persistently through application stops (or crashes) and restarts, and allows for easy switching between different setups (eg from one instrument setup to another between songs in a live performance).'
there's also a part about the jack connections at the end of the document....
Qjackctl and patchbay (and jack connections)
What other apps and distros do you use to round out your studio?
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