Thanks for responding! The tempo adjustments are very important for me. I write classical-like music, and I want to use such tempo changes in order to achieve a more "natural" feeling for my pieces. The tempo mapping (tempo changes at specific bar locations) is not exactly what I need. I don't know if a curve-like adjustment of the tempo could be added in the features of qtractor (in a new version maybe).
Another question: Applications like Cakewalk Sonar have an option which is called "freeze synth", which is really useful for exporting a MIDI track (or more tracks) as a wave file (rendering selected MIDI tracks or the entire MIDI file). Does qtractor support this type of "freezing"? If the answer is "yes", can I do this for ANY type of MIDI synth (i.e. qsynth, VST, etc) or not? Thanks again!
Thanks for responding! The tempo adjustments are very important for me. I write classical-like music, and I want to use such tempo changes in order to achieve a more "natural" feeling for my pieces. The tempo mapping (tempo changes at specific bar locations) is not exactly what I need. I don't know if a curve-like adjustment of the tempo could be added in the features of qtractor (in a new version maybe).
Another question: Applications like Cakewalk Sonar have an option which is called "freeze synth", which is really useful for exporting a MIDI track (or more tracks) as a wave file (rendering selected MIDI tracks or the entire MIDI file). Does qtractor support this type of "freezing"? If the answer is "yes", can I do this for ANY type of MIDI synth (i.e. qsynth, VST, etc) or not? Thanks again!