Hi Jules,
not sure if you noticed, but JACK has been available for Windows (and Mac) for some time now.
It is available as JACK2, a rewrite of the “old” JACK1 code in C++, with DBus and multi-core support.
(more details - http://trac.jackaudio.org/wiki/Q_differenc_jack1_jack2)
From the already very good points about JACK, like:
- Low-Latency Audio
- Time Sync Between Clients
- Inter-connect Clients
- Internal MIDI Support
- Session support (new)
it brings a new cool feature when used in Windows:
- Route ASIO apps to JACK
This allows to use many ASIO capable applications at the same time, and to connect/share audio data between them!
I believe this is a really cool feature, what do you think?
Another thing I wanted to mention is that JUCE does not support JACK MIDI yet (which you already know of course).
I can live with ALSA MIDI support for now, but JACK MIDI would be very cool.
btw, thanks for this great toolkit!