On the contrary, concerning my initial topic, I think this way wouldn't work, since Audacity takes the main Master output as source for recording (or maybe, I didn't understand how to change this behaviour).
maybe you can just connect the additional output bus with some JACK connections manager like qjackctl or even from qtractor's own side ?
audacity seems to take one stereo pair of channels as default, but you may connect any additional output ports to the audacity input ports manually, anytime and before starting recording...
On the contrary, concerning my initial topic, I think this way wouldn't work, since Audacity takes the main Master output as source for recording (or maybe, I didn't understand how to change this behaviour).
maybe you can just connect the additional output bus with some JACK connections manager like qjackctl or even from qtractor's own side ?
audacity seems to take one stereo pair of channels as default, but you may connect any additional output ports to the audacity input ports manually, anytime and before starting recording...
cheers