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Thanks everyone for all the help on my architecture questions. It seems

like a lot of the best practise functionality has tools/components for it

already in Jack. I *was* planning on using rtaudio in order to be cross

platform, but if it's a lot easier to get things done in Jack, i could live

with being limited to linux and OS X.
Just wondered if I could poll opinions, for a real time step sequencer

meant to do super tight timing and by syncable with other apps, is Jack

going to be a lot easier to work with? Should I just lay into the jack

tutorials?
And is it straightforward to use the perry cook stk in a jack app?
thanks everyone

iain
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Thanks everyone for all the help on my architecture questions. It seem=

s like a lot of the best practise functionality has tools/components for it=

 already in Jack. I *was* planning on using rtaudio in order to be cross pl=

atform, but if it's a lot easier to get things done in Jack, i could li=

ve with being limited to linux and OS X.

Just wondered if I could poll opinions, for a rea=

l time step sequencer meant to do super tight timing and by syncable with o=

ther apps, is Jack going to be a lot easier to work with? Should I just lay=

 into the jack tutorials?

And is it straightforward to use the perry cook stk in =

a jack app?thanks everyoneiain
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