How do I create virtual I/O with jack?
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I've recently been trying to configure some audio/music performance setting.
I've been messing around with internal I/O with Jack, hoping to find a way to create some virtual inputs and outputs channels to route between separate tracks in DAWs. Currently I have 10 ins and 10 outs, which is a default setting on my hardware audio interface (IconnectAudio4+), but I was hoping to add some extra I/O on top of this. Some of the search results on this matter seem to suggest that this is possible, but I can't find a way to do this. Can someone help me? I am on Ubuntu Studio 16.04 LTS. (64bit)
Thank you!
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I've recently been trying to configure some audio/music performance setting.
I've been messing around with internal I/O with Jack, hoping to find a way to create some virtual inputs and outputs channels to route between separate tracks in DAWs. Currently I have 10 ins and 10 outs, which is a default setting on my hardware audio interface (IconnectAudio4+), but I was hoping to add some extra I/O on top of this. Some of the search results on this matter seem to suggest that this is possible, but I can't find a way to do this. Can someone help me? I am on Ubuntu Studio 16.04 LTS. (64bit)
Thank you!
sound pulseaudio jack
asked Feb 27 at 4:09
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What research have you seen? What are you trying to accomplish with virtual I/O audio?
– stumblebee
Feb 27 at 4:18
Hi, I am trying to make tracks of two different DAWs send and receive audio to and from each other through virtual channels. My audio interface already has 4 hardware ins and outs, and 6 virtual i/o channels, so I can already make it work on these 6 input and output channels. I'd just like to have more of these channels, if possible.
– Eric
Feb 28 at 2:01
is there a reason why you can not connect output from one DAW to input of the other? audio connections in JACK can be connected internally without needing hardware or virtual i/o. Considering the number of connections you are intending to manage, suggest you use Patchage to get a good view of available connections. Edit your OP to post screenshot of What is already available in Patchage and explain more what you are trying to achieve
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May 22 at 14:02
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I've recently been trying to configure some audio/music performance setting.
I've been messing around with internal I/O with Jack, hoping to find a way to create some virtual inputs and outputs channels to route between separate tracks in DAWs. Currently I have 10 ins and 10 outs, which is a default setting on my hardware audio interface (IconnectAudio4+), but I was hoping to add some extra I/O on top of this. Some of the search results on this matter seem to suggest that this is possible, but I can't find a way to do this. Can someone help me? I am on Ubuntu Studio 16.04 LTS. (64bit)
Thank you!
sound pulseaudio jack
asked Feb 27 at 4:09
Eric
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I've recently been trying to configure some audio/music performance setting.
I've been messing around with internal I/O with Jack, hoping to find a way to create some virtual inputs and outputs channels to route between separate tracks in DAWs. Currently I have 10 ins and 10 outs, which is a default setting on my hardware audio interface (IconnectAudio4+), but I was hoping to add some extra I/O on top of this. Some of the search results on this matter seem to suggest that this is possible, but I can't find a way to do this. Can someone help me? I am on Ubuntu Studio 16.04 LTS. (64bit)
Thank you!
sound pulseaudio jack
sound pulseaudio jack
asked Feb 27 at 4:09
Eric
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asked Feb 27 at 4:09
Eric
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asked Feb 27 at 4:09
Eric
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asked Feb 27 at 4:09
Eric
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asked Feb 27 at 4:09
Eric
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What research have you seen? What are you trying to accomplish with virtual I/O audio?
– stumblebee
Feb 27 at 4:18
Hi, I am trying to make tracks of two different DAWs send and receive audio to and from each other through virtual channels. My audio interface already has 4 hardware ins and outs, and 6 virtual i/o channels, so I can already make it work on these 6 input and output channels. I'd just like to have more of these channels, if possible.
– Eric
Feb 28 at 2:01
is there a reason why you can not connect output from one DAW to input of the other? audio connections in JACK can be connected internally without needing hardware or virtual i/o. Considering the number of connections you are intending to manage, suggest you use Patchage to get a good view of available connections. Edit your OP to post screenshot of What is already available in Patchage and explain more what you are trying to achieve
– nik gnomic
May 22 at 14:02
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What research have you seen? What are you trying to accomplish with virtual I/O audio?
– stumblebee
Feb 27 at 4:18
Hi, I am trying to make tracks of two different DAWs send and receive audio to and from each other through virtual channels. My audio interface already has 4 hardware ins and outs, and 6 virtual i/o channels, so I can already make it work on these 6 input and output channels. I'd just like to have more of these channels, if possible.
– Eric
Feb 28 at 2:01
is there a reason why you can not connect output from one DAW to input of the other? audio connections in JACK can be connected internally without needing hardware or virtual i/o. Considering the number of connections you are intending to manage, suggest you use Patchage to get a good view of available connections. Edit your OP to post screenshot of What is already available in Patchage and explain more what you are trying to achieve
– nik gnomic
May 22 at 14:02
What research have you seen? What are you trying to accomplish with virtual I/O audio?
– stumblebee
Feb 27 at 4:18
What research have you seen? What are you trying to accomplish with virtual I/O audio?
– stumblebee
Feb 27 at 4:18
Hi, I am trying to make tracks of two different DAWs send and receive audio to and from each other through virtual channels. My audio interface already has 4 hardware ins and outs, and 6 virtual i/o channels, so I can already make it work on these 6 input and output channels. I'd just like to have more of these channels, if possible.
– Eric
Feb 28 at 2:01
Hi, I am trying to make tracks of two different DAWs send and receive audio to and from each other through virtual channels. My audio interface already has 4 hardware ins and outs, and 6 virtual i/o channels, so I can already make it work on these 6 input and output channels. I'd just like to have more of these channels, if possible.
– Eric
Feb 28 at 2:01
is there a reason why you can not connect output from one DAW to input of the other? audio connections in JACK can be connected internally without needing hardware or virtual i/o. Considering the number of connections you are intending to manage, suggest you use Patchage to get a good view of available connections. Edit your OP to post screenshot of What is already available in Patchage and explain more what you are trying to achieve
– nik gnomic
May 22 at 14:02
is there a reason why you can not connect output from one DAW to input of the other? audio connections in JACK can be connected internally without needing hardware or virtual i/o. Considering the number of connections you are intending to manage, suggest you use Patchage to get a good view of available connections. Edit your OP to post screenshot of What is already available in Patchage and explain more what you are trying to achieve
– nik gnomic
May 22 at 14:02
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What research have you seen? What are you trying to accomplish with virtual I/O audio?
– stumblebee
Feb 27 at 4:18
Hi, I am trying to make tracks of two different DAWs send and receive audio to and from each other through virtual channels. My audio interface already has 4 hardware ins and outs, and 6 virtual i/o channels, so I can already make it work on these 6 input and output channels. I'd just like to have more of these channels, if possible.
– Eric
Feb 28 at 2:01
is there a reason why you can not connect output from one DAW to input of the other? audio connections in JACK can be connected internally without needing hardware or virtual i/o. Considering the number of connections you are intending to manage, suggest you use Patchage to get a good view of available connections. Edit your OP to post screenshot of What is already available in Patchage and explain more what you are trying to achieve
– nik gnomic
May 22 at 14:02