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Patchbay & Routing

6 chapters

  1. The routing model FaustWave's audio + MIDI topology is a single declarative routing table, JACK-style. Every signal-producing entity is a Source, every…
  2. The Patchbay matrix The routing table from § 1 has a UI: the Patchbay rail panel renders the routing table as a JACK-style Sources × Sinks matrix. One row per…
  3. Cable kinds: audio, MIDI, modulation The routing table carries three kinds of cable. They share the same from / to / id shape but their per-cable controls and their behaviour…
  4. Scripting routing via MCP Every click in the matrix routes through an action. Every action is also MCP-callable. So the assistant (or a headless MCP client like…
  5. External clock sync & controller actions FaustWave can follow an external MIDI clock — a hardware sequencer, groovebox, or another DAW acts as the tempo master, and FaustWave's…
  6. MIDI Monitor — see every byte on the bus The MIDI Devices panel has a MONITOR section: a live, decoded tail of every MIDI message crossing the bus — hardware inputs and internal…

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