RFE: Linux standalone could use jack as well as alsa.

[Baggypants]

Jack is a low latency audio interconnect and driver for Linux. It would be helpful for the standalone version. We can use the vst ver in the meantime.

[davidhealey]

That's weird, JACK should be available, but you're right it's not showing up. I'll investigate.

[davidhealey]

Ok I found the issue, making a new build now.

[davidhealey]

I've replaced the installer in the v1.0.0 release. Should have JACK support now, please test and report back.

[Baggypants]

I've downloaded it again from https://sampleson.com/collab3-thanks.html but Jack doesn't show up in the Driver drop down, only Alsa. It's a bit tricky to confirm which version I have. :)

[davidhealey]

Download from here - https://github.com/augustofilocamo/superOrgan/releases

[Baggypants]

That's the one. Works with Jack now, ace job.

[jofemodo]

But ... where is the source code?

[davidhealey]

Click the button that says Code :p

You'll also need HISE

[jofemodo]

Is this code the main program?

https://github.com/augustofilocamo/superOrgan/blob/master/Scripts/ScriptProcessors/CollaB3/ScriptProcessorMain.js

Can you explain a little bit about the audio engine?

[davidhealey]

@jofemodo The instrument is created with HISE, a tool for building virtual instruments. HISE provides the audio engine which we have used to create CollaB3. This repo contains our HISE project, it doesn't contain the HISE audio engine.

HISE allows us to control and interact with its audio engine using scripting (similar to JavaScript). That is what you've found in the Scripts folder.

[jofemodo]

OK! I understand ...