>you probably know that you'll get virtually the same "metronomic" result, but with better display accuracy for that matter, if you, say, set tempo=240 bpm and >beat divisor to the regular standard quarter-node (/4), don't you?
No, we didn't as a matter of fact :(
I guess we are not that "musical" but we are looking to use QTractor to organize sound and soundclusters by sending MIDI data to VSTs etc.. We do this together with a second computer, the Master computer, that runs Blue/Csound. Blue sends via JackTransport code the seconds and frames. The playhead of QTractor will be guided by this JackTransport system and will jump between soundclusters we have prepared in QTractor.
I tried it and certainly can use the 240 4/4 division, and 120 4/8 and 60 4/16 work fine as well. Beat/16 works fine in these resolutions - there does not seem to be trouble because of the rounding error. So all is well!
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Thanks for mentioning this.
>you probably know that you'll get virtually the same "metronomic" result, but with better display accuracy for that matter, if you, say, set tempo=240 bpm and >beat divisor to the regular standard quarter-node (/4), don't you?
No, we didn't as a matter of fact :(
I guess we are not that "musical" but we are looking to use QTractor to organize sound and soundclusters by sending MIDI data to VSTs etc.. We do this together with a second computer, the Master computer, that runs Blue/Csound. Blue sends via JackTransport code the seconds and frames. The playhead of QTractor will be guided by this JackTransport system and will jump between soundclusters we have prepared in QTractor.
I tried it and certainly can use the 240 4/4 division, and 120 4/8 and 60 4/16 work fine as well. Beat/16 works fine in these resolutions - there does not seem to be trouble because of the rounding error. So all is well!
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Thanks for mentioning this.