LinuxMusicians

Therein lies the problem... Specifying the USB audio interface would require using the 'alsa' jackd driver - netJack needs 'netone' :-( I'm not sure if something like alsa_in/out might work, but I'm worried about timing - as stated, the primary goal here is to get all inputs (including the USB inter...

Yup - it presents as a USB audio interface...

Cheers,
Mattt.

Understood.

Now, how do I get the USB cable to show up as a slave port? Additionally, how do I get the cable's timings configured separately to the master?

This is starting to feel a lot like multiple audio interfaces under JACK, perhaps not unusually...

Cheers,
Mattt.

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