Recently I've been using SuperCollider a lot but one problem I'm having is that it's hard to audition samples while JACK is running. I was wondering if there's a graphical JACK app with a file browser which allows one to easily hear samples (preferably just by clicking once on them) and to copy their path (so I can then paste it into SuperCollider if I want to use that sample).
I'm guessing these features are likely to appear in the open file dialogue of something like a simple sample editor, but it seemed easier to ask the list than to go through every such application and see if it has the ability to quickly audition samples (I don't want to have to load each one into the sample editor first as I want to be able to quickly compare several samples - I'm looking for a file dialogue with a "play" function that doesn't close the dialogue). IIRC Ardour can do this but it seems a bit of a heavyweight app just to audition samples.
Or alternatively, if there's a little command-line jack sample player (like aplay except that it can be used while JACK is running) I could use that instead.
Thanks in advance,
Nathaniel
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