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Patrick Shirkey wrote:
> Olivier Guilyardi wrote:
> 
>> Actually, I've used jackEQ a lot (http://jackeq.sf.net), it's pretty 
>> _stable_, but you're limited to four channels.
> 
> Thanks. I have never had it die on me while performing live sets and 
> once you understand the routing paradigm it's relatively straight 
> forward to use.

Thanks for the good software :) I never quite understand how to use the 
.1.2.3.4.all.mut stuff at bottom though. Btw, what's it you're doing 
live with jackEQ ?

> What I really need is for someone to finally release the Liblag - Linux 
> Audio Gui Library.
> 
> Then we could attach our backend code to any gui lib and it should "just 
> work"(tm).

What is this project liblag ? I couldn't find anything in the lists 
archive.
> 
> We already have a starter for the automatically generated JACK ports 
> menu in the jamin and jackEQ apps. Galan has the code for knobs and 
> sliders. Steve has code for meters.. That's gtk2 covered.

What about having an audio gtk widgets repository ? Some little 
components downloadable from a web site ; wouldn't this be easier to put 
online than a whole library ?

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   og

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