Jack OS X Jack Audio Connection Kit Implementation For Mac OS X
Jack is different from other audio server efforts in that it has been designed from the ground up to be suitable for professional audio work. this means that it focuses on two key areas: synchronous execution of all clients, and low latency operation.
Jack OS X is an OS X implementation of Jack, and it installs everything necessary to take full advantage of Jack on OS X. this includes:
the Jack server
the infrastructure you need in place to use Jack
the Jackrouter
the Jackrouter is a coreaudio "user space" driver that allows any OS X coreaudio application to become a Jack client.
the Jack audio plugins
both au and vst "Jack-aware" audio plugins are provided, which can further expand the limitless audio routing possibilities when using Jack.
the Jackpilot application
Jackpilot offers an easy to use gui interface that allows you to control the Jack server, and manage the audio connections between applications and/or plugins.
Using Jack:
start up the Jackpilot application, and click one button to start the Jack server.
"Jack-enable" the applications you want to connect - this usually means selecting the Jackrouter driver in the audio preferences menu of your applications, or by using the Jack AU or VST plugins.
"connect" the applications you want to share audio between in the connections window of Jackpilot.
that's it! there's much more detail to help you in the full documentation, which is included in the download package.
New in this version :
Version 0.77 updates Jackdmp server to address many issues, including a fix for a bug that was causing Jackpilot to crash when accessing ports in some situations. also includes fixes for Jackrouter driver to address problems with audiofile engineering's rax, and apple's QuickTime Player and iMovie applications.
For more information, visit:
http://www.Jackosx.com/
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