Most MIDI controllers that implement MMC do have a STOP button exactly as you ask. Is just that I don't find it as useful as a single toggle PLAY/STOP button might do the same.
Ok. It was never a question of how difficult it is to implement it. It's more like a question of taste and/or screen real-estate of course--the latter bothers me as all the touch/netbook/tablet/xphone craze keeps haunting me to the stretch and demanding to shrink it all to the limit, adding to insult that buttons must have uh, a touchable size :) oh my :))
NTL, care to post your patch?
On the looping function, may you also (re)try to explain with some detail what's the matter? I don't quite follow you in that part you say until it reaches the next part on the same track. Which part? Which track? Qtractor loop points apply to all tracks, vertically in the time-line. When set and play-head enters the loop range it will keep looping inside. Maybe one of us is missing the vision or something and I'm afraid it is me ;)
Most MIDI controllers that implement MMC do have a STOP button exactly as you ask. Is just that I don't find it as useful as a single toggle PLAY/STOP button might do the same.
Ok. It was never a question of how difficult it is to implement it. It's more like a question of taste and/or screen real-estate of course--the latter bothers me as all the touch/netbook/tablet/xphone craze keeps haunting me to the stretch and demanding to shrink it all to the limit, adding to insult that buttons must have uh, a touchable size :) oh my :))
NTL, care to post your patch?
On the looping function, may you also (re)try to explain with some detail what's the matter? I don't quite follow you in that part you say until it reaches the next part on the same track. Which part? Which track? Qtractor loop points apply to all tracks, vertically in the time-line. When set and play-head enters the loop range it will keep looping inside. Maybe one of us is missing the vision or something and I'm afraid it is me ;)
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