There is with the jacko opcodes.

I created these opcodes and have used them successfully, but I have
not used them for several years. If you try them, please let us know
what happens.

Regards,
Mike

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On Tue, Sep 15, 2015 at 9:10 AM, Anders Genell  wrote:
> Dear developers!
>
> I have recently been playing around with different sequencers and
> synthesizers available in most standard linux distribution repositories
> (seq24, dino, rosegarden, amSynth, bristol, synthv1, ...), and I have come
> to realize that some use jack midi and some use alsa midi. I don't really
> know if there are any pros or cons with using both, but I've found myself
> returning more often to sequencers using jack midi, so I just wanted to know
> if there is any support for jack midi in csound, or if there might be in the
> future?
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> Regards,
> Anders
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as it happens, i just had success with the JackTransport opcode. I work with
blue (which in turn uses Csound). JackTransport takes over the control over,
well, the jacktransport. So it is possible to control for example
Ardour/Rosegarden with it from Csound/blue. 




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Ah, yes, I remember someone (Michael Gogins?) writing about implementing sync to jack transport to allow rewinding and jumping forward in the csound score from the jack transport controls, or something like that. That is worth investigating too - thanks for reminding me!

Regards,
Anders



> 15 sep 2015 kl. 19:19 skrev Menno Knevel :
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> as it happens, i just had success with the JackTransport opcode. I work with
> blue (which in turn uses Csound). JackTransport takes over the control over,
> well, the jacktransport. So it is possible to control for example
> Ardour/Rosegarden with it from Csound/blue. 
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