It's a long story, about how I got here.  I'll spare you.

I'm running Windows 7 on a recent tower.  I like the software
package called 'Kontakt'.  I hate that it only responds to MIDI,
but that's the state of affairs.  I'm running csound from Cygwin
on that box so that I can have a Unixy environment while still
passing MIDI events from csound to Kontakt.  Let me know if there
was a better way.

So, I have an Echo MIA MIDI soundcard which appears to the OS as
four separate devices.  I can give one to csound and one to Kontakt,
and all is well.

The problem is that I can't figure out how to record the entire
work (csound + kontakt) without leaving the digital domain.  Sure,
I could just loop the output of my mixer back into the audio interface,
but I'd like to pull one of those "what you hear" virtual devices
back into an audio recorder.  Is there a neat software solution for
this?  I'm doing a similar thing with MIDI using LoopBe30.

Thanks for any suggestions.

Tobiah

I've never tried it, but their web page (http://jackaudio.org/) makes it
appear that Jack will work with Win7 (either 32-bit or 64-bit). That might
allow you to output Kontakt to Jack, set up a Csound instrument to receive
real-time audio from Jack, and then record the resulting Csound mix to disk.



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I can confirm that Jack does work on Win7, at least it did the last
time I tried it.

On 4 January 2013 06:49, Jim Aikin  wrote:
> I've never tried it, but their web page (http://jackaudio.org/) makes it
> appear that Jack will work with Win7 (either 32-bit or 64-bit). That might
> allow you to output Kontakt to Jack, set up a Csound instrument to receive
> real-time audio from Jack, and then record the resulting Csound mix to disk.
>
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