qtractor

Is it possible to automate buses with the Qtractor automation tool?
Of course, Qtractor offers you enough modules so that you can do almost anything possible.
You just have to create the way (the workflow) to achieve it.
You just have to combine the automation tool with the CC control tool.

(As a transmitter event we have the 7 volume and the 10 panning. I will continue investigating how to use more. On the other hand, the receiver can be any element on the bus)
*See P.S. 2

Hi Rui,

my Linux Mint (24.04 based) system with the PPA does no longer get the actual version of qtractor because of librubberband3:
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
qtractor : Depends: librubberband3 but it is not installable
E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages.

Is there a way to use Linux Mint with your PPA?

Frank

Before I file a bug report I'd like to discuss it here:

The audio metronome is exact and in sync.
But the MIDI metronome is not in sync to anything.

Is it on my systems only?

Hi, Rui:
I propose to rename it to "collaborations" or something equivalent that makes clearer the generic functionality of a place where anyone can collaborate without putting the master or development branches at risk.

Honestly, I'm a bit embarrassed, and it doesn't make much sense when I'm not able to contribute due to knowledge limitations.

When doing some fine tuning on audio clips View->Zoom->Max Ctrl+0 would be really helpful.

Yesterday I did some heavy editing including clips in choir tracks (similar clips in multiple tracks).
It would be cool if crossfade was applied on the selected clips in multiple tracks, similar to mute and split.

Uncrossfade (Fade in and out set to 0) would be helpful, too.

I think that the mute information is more important than the clip name. So I suggest prepending "[Mute]" instead of appending to make it visible even on short clips.

It's in qtractorClip.cpp at QString qtractorClip::clipTitle

I use

sClipTitle = QObject::tr(" [Mute]") + std::move(sClipTitle);

instead of

sClipTitle += QObject::tr(" [Mute]");

Since I have lots of short clips I would even prefer "[M]" instead of "[Mute]".

Greetings,

I've noticed an anomaly regarding the session length indication, and am not sure if it's a bug or simply something I don't understand.

My song is 79 complete measures long, and is in 4/4 time. The first 20 measures have a tempo of 100 bpm, and the remaining 59 have a tempo of 120 bpm. So, the tempo change occurs at the start of measure 21.

In what follows, assume the playhead is at the very end of the song.

Hello,

I tend to use the MIDI editor extensively, adding and editing notes one at a time. Something I grew accustomed to in old sequencer software from two decades ago is the ability to step through a pattern a single note at a time, just for confirmation while making changes.

I know that Qtractor can step through a pattern by snap units (Beat, Beat/2, etc.), but is it possible to step along by the notes themselves, whatever their duration?

Greets,

Activity on the forum has been picking up again so I figure it's a good time to share a little gem of a move I recently discovered in the Connections panel.

My sessions tend to make heavy use of connections. As I was settling into the workflow, I had been using the panel to establish connections on a 1 to 1 basis. Sure, you look for little tricks to speed things up like the ALT-C mapping for Connect and you zig-zag left to right, right-left, left-right..... in order to connect dozens of things. Then I tried something bold!