Time-line based loops are supported and that applies to the whole arrangement, with loop points set vertically, which includes audio and MIDI clips of course.
Independent/synchronized looping of individual clips, as is featured by seq24, is not the kind of arrangement Qtractor is targeted. You can however emulate that kind of sequencing by copy and pasting, repeatedly along the time-line (eg. snapped to consecutive bars). Alas! Soon, there will be this new Edit/Paste Repeat... command that helps you on just that, saving you aplenty of mouse moves, clicks and keystrokes ;)
Take also note that loop recording (eg. split takes) is not implemented, yet. But punch-in/out is already a reality (at least on current CVS HEAD)
Time-line based loops are supported and that applies to the whole arrangement, with loop points set vertically, which includes audio and MIDI clips of course.
Independent/synchronized looping of individual clips, as is featured by seq24, is not the kind of arrangement Qtractor is targeted. You can however emulate that kind of sequencing by copy and pasting, repeatedly along the time-line (eg. snapped to consecutive bars). Alas! Soon, there will be this new Edit/Paste Repeat... command that helps you on just that, saving you aplenty of mouse moves, clicks and keystrokes ;)
Take also note that loop recording (eg. split takes) is not implemented, yet. But punch-in/out is already a reality (at least on current CVS HEAD)
Cheers.