3 Sep
2009
3 Sep
'09
11:39 a.m.
James Stone wrote:
I've recently been having a play around with
qtractor, and am very
impressed.. I particularly like the fact that all linux-based
instrument plugins work out of the box. The one thing that seems to be
missing (not from qtractor but from the available plugins) to my mind
is a simple sampler like specimen that will run as a DSSI or lv2
plugin. The only couple of solutions I can think of for playing drum
samples are to make up a soundfont and load that in one of the
sondfont playing plugins. Alternatively, there are a couple of DSSI
sample players, but they can only load one sample per instance.. still
might be the best option. Does anyone know of a better solution?
You could always use Hydrogen as a straight drum synth; while it's great
as an all-in-one drum sequencer, it works just as well as an ALSA MIDI
synth, taking MIDI data from a separate sequencer. I've done this with
both Rosegarden and seq24 in the past, and while it's not as all-in-one
as having a DSSI synth plug-in, it works well all the same.
Thanks
Leigh
Secondly, I can't seem to find any way of creating an fx bus to route
audio in qtractor - again is this possible yet?
James
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