Qtractor

When you save a session for the first time, the save window doesn't display the file extension, only the session name.

So, if Qtractor is configured to save as .qtr by default (for example), MyProject.qtr doesn't appear; only MyProject does.

The problem is that even if you select a different format from the dropdown menu (qtt, for example), because it doesn't have the extension, it still saves as qtr.

It took me ages to realize that it wasn't my mistake when saving, since we generally want to save in the default format.

I think we had this topic once but I want to bring it into attention a 2nd time.

I have a complex setup with Insert/Send to external hardware and software. Its roundtrip latency cannot be determined by jack reliably. With LSP Plugins Latency Meter it's very easy to determine it.

It would be super cool if there was an entry in View->Options->Audio similar to ...

Applied offset (latency correction) for audio clips after recording:

[X] Automatic [ _] Manual (frames) (insert here the same ms display and latency input box as in insert sends)

Hi,

I am writing with a question about Qtractor, realizing it is most likely a question about QjackCtl.

I am enjoying Qtractor. I need to send the audio to my headphones instead of my computer speakers. I am struggling to accomplish this result.

QjackCtl-Start-Settings-Parameters-Advanced-Output Device.

Attached.

I have tried the various options for input and output hardware, stopping and starting QjackCtl for the changes to occur. I am unable to get my Qtractor session to shoot the audio into my headphones.

What am I doing wrong here, please?

PC Arch Linux KDE

Qtractor https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/qtractor/
yabridge https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/yabridge/
realtime-privileges https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/any/realtime-privileges/

Most recent Qtractor from Github, real jackd2

1.) start jack_iodelay in a terminal
2.) start Qtractor
3.) create an audio input bus, e.g. a one channel input bus
4.) connect jack_iodelay's audio output to the created input bus
5.) abort jack_iodelay with ctrl-c
6.) Qtractor crashes

Is it possible to replace the Radiobuttons in the Aux Send Matrix with Checkboxes? Then it would be easy to route a one channel input bus to both channels of a stereo bus.

I'm not sure wether this is a missing feature or I'm just dumb. But I cannot find a good way to extend the note I'm playing while on step recording mode in the pianoroll. Right arrow just adds a rest everytime, it would be perfect while holding my key then pressing right arrow it would extend the note and if I'm not holding the key then it would be rest. I know there are binds for snap length but its just fractions of beats. I'm on version 1.5.11.7, QT 6.4.2.

Hi, it's me again, the old fart with slow computers and big Qtractor projects.

Yesterday I ran into a little issue when I wanted to do some latency measurements with jack_iodelay. The steps were:

1.) connect jack_iodelay's audio out to an input bus.

First things first. Happy New Year to everyone!!!

Hi Rui:
If I understand correctly, when we save in Qtz, the Drumkv1 and Samplv1 samples are marked as relative (FREE_PATH) by Qtractor.

I think that in addition to this behavior, it would make sense for them to also be marked as relative in Qtr sessions if the samples are located within the project folder (it doesn't matter if it's in the root of the project folder or in subfolders within the project folder).

Qtractor has two capabilities that is missing in all plugin hosts I have found:

• extensive set of plugin formats
• midi cc mapping to plugin parameters

I have a need for both of these capabilities so I need to understand if it will be possible to create something like this using a qtractor instance: