2.0 0.6190476190476191 JackTransport -3355648 untitled if i(<PROG_on>) == 1 then ires system_i 1, <program>, 1 ; call for gjackclock program (Linux) endif if (i(<LOC_on>) == 1) then ; location on/off jacktransport <start/stop>, <locationSTART> ; icommand and ilocation of playhead else jacktransport <start/stop> ; icommand only endif 5 5 DOT true 0 0 Group 0x00000033 0x000000ff 0xffffffff true 20 20 355 40 v1.0 System Regular 12.0 120 90 Group 0x669966ff 0x000000ff 0xffffffff false 20 20 program 85 135 false 0 12 true GJackClock "gjackclock -a -f 1000 -n -t -c 'blue' -w '2600 x 950'" 35 78 jump to System Regular 12.0 locationSTART 85 75 20 50 location2 15 120 external program System Bold 12.0 LOC_on 15 75 true true true PROG_on 15 135 true start true true start/stop 35 15 false 0 12 false start transport 1 stop transport 0 135 77 seconds System Regular 12.0 location 15 60 playhead System Bold 12.0 60 45 Jack Transport System Bold 36.0 Several JackTransport Sound SoundObjects can be placed on the Score Timeline, in order to start or stop Jacktransport. Jacktransport can be used to run other Jack-aware programs in parallel with Blue. The Master is Blue, the other program(s) must be slave. Other programs can be Midi editors and Midi sequencers come to mind. My program of choice, a big counter showing the Jack Time as it progresses, is gjackclock. This is a Linux program, so you have to look for a similar program for your system. september 2017, version 1.0