On 03/05/2011 10:48 AM, Renato wrote:
> cool! thoughts on why using seq24 as sequencer and qtractor as a mixer
> rather than doing all in qtractor?
>
Hi Renato,
Qtractor cannot sequence/loop patterns independently from one another,
it's not a step sequencer like seq24. Of course I could've imported all
the .mid files into Qtractor or done all the sequencing in Qtractor but
that would've taken me a lot more time and the resulting workflow
would've been less flexible.
> btw, it's a detail, but I'm curious, how do you do the ending fade-out?
> Are the mixer strips in qtractor midi controllable?
>
Yes they are, basically everything is MIDI controllable in Qtractor
(mute, solo, panning, volume, plug-in parameters). Together with my
BCF2000 and BCR2000 it really is a powerful mixing tool. BCF2000 for the
mixing and BCR2000 for the plug-in parameters. I've programmed the
automation for the fade-out in seq24.
> cheers
> renato
Best,
Jeremy
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