maybe I should have explained better the whole work-flow...
I already tried the 2 suggested ways, and it's after trying I decided to write again on the topic :)
I'll explain better. Using an alternate bus, which however doesn't come back into the master bus, is the thing I'd like to avoid. I'll try to explain why:
- if I export all buses to obtain the "bounce", as we already assumed, could lead sometimes to audio clipping, since it's not a "real" bounce
- so I decided to play all on Qtractor and record on Audacity (which is perfect to me, as long as I use just a master bus)
- if I add other buses, and I tell Audacity to record from "jack" source, it captures *only* the sound coming from the master bus
this is the behaviour which brought me to raise my question :)
maybe I should have explained better the whole work-flow...
I already tried the 2 suggested ways, and it's after trying I decided to write again on the topic :)
I'll explain better. Using an alternate bus, which however doesn't come back into the master bus, is the thing I'd like to avoid. I'll try to explain why:
- if I export all buses to obtain the "bounce", as we already assumed, could lead sometimes to audio clipping, since it's not a "real" bounce
- so I decided to play all on Qtractor and record on Audacity (which is perfect to me, as long as I use just a master bus)
- if I add other buses, and I tell Audacity to record from "jack" source, it captures *only* the sound coming from the master bus
this is the behaviour which brought me to raise my question :)