Ray Rashif wrote:
>
> JACK1 is definitely more reliable than JACK2, as some plug-ins
> (notably VST ones) may fail to launch/run properly. But this is
> negligible, and not a factor at all if your system is native.
>
Good to know. The production box stays native, but I'll stick with JACK1
for now.
> JACK has nothing to do with "apps" code-wise unless there is a
> specific compile-time config which the app needs, so there is no need
> to recompile anything of that sort (Ardour, Qtractor). What usually
> requires recompilation are libraries, but so far I don't know of any
> such inter-related lib. For eg. you can have an older ffado and still
> run jack with firewire.
Okay, thanks, that's what I was really concerned about.
Best,
dp
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