I can't understand how "Bar 212" ended up before "Bar 56", but what I have found out is that qtractor doesn't handle the location of markers in the same way as it handles midi events, which means that markers can become dissociated from the music they apply to.
I have made a small test file consisting of 3 bars of 120 4/4 and a few notes, and marked the third bar as "Mark" (not very imaginative, I know!) If I then change the Tempo of bar 2 to120 2/4 the notes remain in the same locations on the time axis, but the mark moves to the new 3rd barline. I would have expected it to stay at the same point in the music, and the same point in time, which is in fact now the 4th midi barline.
This may be intentional and is perhaps useful in projects very different from mine.
I can't understand how "Bar 212" ended up before "Bar 56", but what I have found out is that qtractor doesn't handle the location of markers in the same way as it handles midi events, which means that markers can become dissociated from the music they apply to.
I have made a small test file consisting of 3 bars of 120 4/4 and a few notes, and marked the third bar as "Mark" (not very imaginative, I know!) If I then change the Tempo of bar 2 to120 2/4 the notes remain in the same locations on the time axis, but the mark moves to the new 3rd barline. I would have expected it to stay at the same point in the music, and the same point in time, which is in fact now the 4th midi barline.
This may be intentional and is perhaps useful in projects very different from mine.