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On 07/29/2012 09:00 PM, hermann meyer wrote:

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> Am 29.07.2012 17:50, schrieb rosea.grammostola:

>>>>> A workaround could be to "fake" a jack-session-call, when you use

>>>>> the -U

>>>>> -A flags,

>>>>>

>>>>> guitarix -U 1 -A 2 -f /your/state_file_rc

>>>>>

>>>>> that will disable any self-connection by guitarix.

>>>>

>>>> This works when I give this as arguments in the nsm-proxy client,

>>>> thanks

>>>> so far.

>>>

>>> Picture: http://pix.toile-libre.org/?img=1343576229.png

>>>

>>>

>>

>> It seems it's possible to use Guitarix with the SIGUSR1

>> (http://ladish.org/wiki/level1) command to

>

> Not really, when the command-line options -U -A involved, eg. in a

> jack-session, even when it is faked, SIGUSR1 will be ignored, as well as

> any other call to save state. Also preset saving is disabled in a

> managed jack-session.

> The only way then to save the state to file is, a call by the

> jack-session handler.

> Without -U -A, SIGUSR1 will indeed save the state (LADISH level1).

>

> A other way to disable the self-connection of in and out-put ports are

> the command-line options -i and -o, when you use them like that (space

> between the quotation marks)

> -i " " -o " "

> in and out-put start unconnected, but the connection between amp and fx

> client still will be made by guitarix.

It's not that I really like this method, but for some it might be handy

to have Ladish l1 in NSM.
But this doesn't work here. Connections from amp out > soundcard are

still there

http://pix.toile-libre.org/upload/original/1343641711.png
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> greets

> hermann

>

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