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I want to clarify that the number of channels to add depends on each case, whether mono, stereo, or special demands of a specific plugin. I did not indicate it in the first post, and the example image that I attached with 3 channels can be confusing.
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The thing is that the channels destined for sidechain shouldn't emit the audio of the track. By default, Qtractor attempts to output the track's audio on all channels. This allows you to combine mono and stereo clips into a single track in a functional and intuitive way. This is brilliant, but in this specific case it is not interesting.
Muting the channels that will function as sidechain feedback is achieved with the following plugin, at the beginning of the chain:
I have improved the flow.
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I want to clarify that the number of channels to add depends on each case, whether mono, stereo, or special demands of a specific plugin. I did not indicate it in the first post, and the example image that I attached with 3 channels can be confusing.
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The thing is that the channels destined for sidechain shouldn't emit the audio of the track. By default, Qtractor attempts to output the track's audio on all channels. This allows you to combine mono and stereo clips into a single track in a functional and intuitive way. This is brilliant, but in this specific case it is not interesting.
Muting the channels that will function as sidechain feedback is achieved with the following plugin, at the beginning of the chain:
https://x42-plugins.com/x42/x42-mixtrix
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I am attaching a routed vocoder example. It is necessary to have Calf Vocoder and x42-mixtrix installed.