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@j_liljedahl & @WaveMachineLabs Really thanks guys, specially Jonatan, now I know all I want to know :-)
Thanks @ Rim. That was very helpful. This is one thing I don't understand, I purposely disabled background audio in Megellan and everything still works. I can switch from host to Megellan and still get sound playing the host keyboard. I'm also able to record.
@mgmg4871: When an app has a "background audio" toggle, it usually only takes effect if there are no other conditions saying it should keep playing in background. Examples of such conditions are: Currently connected to Audiobus or an IAA host. This is exactly as it should be, it would be confusing if users needed to remember to switch on "background audio" to get it working with Audiobus, for example.
Personally, I think the best way is to not even have a "background audio" toggle, but simply figure out if an app should play in background or not. Sometimes it's easier, for example AudioShare simply continues in background if any of the following conditions are true:
A synth app could add:
@Jonatan, thanks for clearing that up for me.
And actually, I think there are cases where an app couldn't know if it should play in background or not. For example, if a synth is controlled from a hardware MIDI interface. They usually auto-connect to such interfaces to avoid needing the user enter some midi setup menu and connect manually, and in that case it could be confusing if one had to manually disconnect from all midi interfaces to stop the app from running in background.