Hi Ralf,
thank you for your reply. Using Ubuntu Studio 16.04 currently, but I am
planning to do a full re-install & system upgrade to 17.10 around Christmas/New
Year soon, so I'll probably reconfigure my setup then.
I don't use jackdbus, currently. I can get JACK and either Calf and/or JackRack
started simultaneously while using the startup-script options in qjackctl and
set all necessary connections in the patchbay, but my issue is basically that
the plugin-windows need to stay open constantly and accidentally closing one
will result in errors with the preset connections and I'll have to restart it.
This has happened to me a few times already, as I'm used to close all
unnecessary windows and keep my workspace clean.
Also, I don't like the fact very much of having full-blown plugin hosts open
constantly when all I need is one single parametric EQ to flatten my room
acoustics, which is around 0,1% of the functionality.
I thought that maybe there was an alternative to this that can be used with
JACK. Maybe a dedicated EQ that can be set once and then moved to the systray
or just runs quietly in the background? I haven't found anything yet,
unfortunately. I read somewhere that there also is an option to enter
EQ-frequencies into ALSA somehow, but I can't find anything on that for the
life of me, either. I also don't know specifically what to search for.
Since EQ is rather essential when seriously trying mix and master audio, I
thought I'd ask around how you guys manage that. Maybe I haven't thought of
something yet, but my current solution is not very practical.
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