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jackdssihost [2015/06/30 20:21]
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 ====== Jack DSSI Host ====== ====== Jack DSSI Host ======
  
-The ''​jack-dssi-host''​ command ships with the DSSI source code and is mostly a proof-of-concept application. In fact, it has no GUI of its own and must be launched from a terminal. Unlike [[jackrack|Jack Rack]] or similar, it is not a "​rack"​ so much as it is a launcher that you point to the DSSI plugin library you want to load:+Launch DSSI plugins as independent applications. 
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 +===== Strengths [Weaknesses] ===== 
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 +**Modular** 
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 +If you are not using a DAW but still want to use popular plugins, this host allows you to do that. 
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 +===== Weaknesses [Strengths] ===== 
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 +**Sessionless** 
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 +Depending on the plugin, using a launcher like this might mean that you have no way to save the plugin'​s session or state. 
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 +===== Install ===== 
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 +The ''​jack-dssi-host''​ command ships with the DSSI source code. DSSI is available from [[http://​slackbuilds.org]]. 
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 +===== Usage ===== 
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 +The ''​jack-dssi-host''​ command ​is mostly a proof-of-concept application. In fact, it has no GUI of its own and must be launched from a terminal. Unlike [[jackrack|Jack Rack]] or similar, it is not a "​rack"​ so much as it is a launcher that you point to the DSSI plugin library you want to load:
  
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-{{ jack-dssi-host.jpg?666 }}+Launch each DSSI plugin separately, and route them as you would any stand-alone synth.
  
-Launch each DSSI plugin separately, and route them as usual.+[{{ jack-dssi-host.jpg?​606 | Load DSSI plugins ​as stand-alone applications}}]
  
 ===== Sessions ===== ===== Sessions =====
  
-There is not necessarily a way to save a session file when launching DSSI plugins with ''​jack-dssi-host''​ (it depends on the design of the plugin) ​so for some DSSI plugins, it'​s ​best to leave them as plugins. Otherwise, save session files in a directory associated with your project, and remember to load them back in when resuming work on your project later.+There is not necessarily a way to save a session file when launching DSSI plugins with ''​jack-dssi-host''​ (it depends on the design of the plugin). For that reason, ​some DSSI plugins ​are best left as plugins ​except for testing 
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 +Otherwise, save session files in a directory associated with your project, and remember to load them back in when resuming work on your project later. Session management can be done by good organisation (with [[planter|Planter]],​ for instance) or with a dedicated session manager (such as [[non|Non]]).
  
  
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 **See Also** \\ **See Also** \\
-Jack Rack \\ +[[jackrack|Jack Rack]] \\ 
-Calf Jack Host \\ +[[calf|Calf Jack Host]] \\ 
-Jalv \\ +[[jalv|Jalv]]
-lv2rack+
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