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I found zita-njbridge as well. Latency is much lower than using jack-stdout/in for coupling 2 jackd.

Can't even find a configure option in Audacity, so I'll use the solution described in viewtopic.php?f=27&t=18785

As I wrote Ihave 2 interfaces and need all of their outputs. My first attempt with alsa_out on the 2nd interface worked but when it ran with 48000 then starting Audacity broke it. So I am using another setup now: jackd (on interface 1) jackd -n monitor (on interface 2) They can be coupled: jack-stdo...

I have a suspicion that it's Audacity's ALSA code that does bad things so I'll see if Ican compile Audacity with JACK support only.

Audacity seems to do bad things. That might explain the crashing/misbehaving alsa_out after starting Audacity: https://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=69539&start=30 "2. Audacity does alter system sound settings; in my case see the HPF setting on Xonar (or other reports with...

When I install jackd1 instead of jackd2 then alsa_out behaves different: it crashes as soon as I start Audacity.

lilith wrote:So, is it part of the problem or are all problems solved now. I was just reading my old threads and now I'm completely confused.

Me, too. I can run alsa_out on 48000 and 96000 too, as long as I don't start Audacity or kill/start alsa_out after starting Audacity.

Bad, Audacity, bad!

jackd with 48000 on Scarlett 2i4 (recording, direct monitoring, headphones) alsa_out with 44100 on Scarlett 2i2 (active speakers) -> works (huh?) I'll stay with that setup: jackd on 48000 avoids clicks (I think I had some one recordings, too). But can anyone explain why alsa_out works with 44100 be...

I am a new Scarlett 2i4 user and wanted to ask you what is the channel mapping you use? I have noticed that when using the headphone channel selector to 1-2 I can hear both the DAW signal and the dry signal from my bass (input 1). When using the headphone selector to 3-4 i can map the Bitwig master...

jackd with 48000 on Scarlett 2i4 (recording, direct monitoring, headphones) alsa_out with 44100 on Scarlett 2i2 (active speakers) -> works (huh?) I'll stay with that setup: jackd on 48000 avoids clicks (I think I had some one recordings, too). But can anyone explain why alsa_out works with 44100 be...

Hi. I'm trying to buid a portable piano based rig. I was thinking having a midi controller and some linux app playing samples in a notebook. My concern is the latency. Are there any soft with a decent piano sound with a very low latency? Thanks!! A free solution is Linuxsampler with the Salamander ...

The more I try to find out, the worse it gets. With 48000 the Focusrite Scarletts work perfectly on each of my PCs when used by jackd. With 44100 I have slight clicks about once per minute on 2 of 3 machines. But wait, there is more: Notebook with Core i7, Xubuntu 16.04, jackd 1.9.12 jackd with 4410...

I can't believe it. The combination of my laptop in my 2nd flat, Scarlett 2i2 1st gen, Xubuntu 16.04, kernel 4.13.0-38-lowlatency #43-Ubuntu SMP PREEMPT doesn't have the problem.

Have to retry in a few days at home.

But then the sound is coming out of my Headphone Jack on the computer not the interface, right? I tried but it's not working, I think I'm missing something. However I'm pretty sure that it will be fine with the internal soundcard. Use in alsa_out the interface that you normaly use with jackd, and u...

It seems that some hard- and software works best with 48000. But then it's a bit cumbersome to create FLAC/mp3 with 44100. So I am interested what's your everyday samplerate is. I simply exported a file done in 48khz as mp3 in Reaper and it sounds absolutely ok. What's the problem? I record songs i...