re. duplicating loops.
yeah, copy-paste is the way, yet there's this paste-repeat for the rescue ;) try it, menu Edit/Paste Repeat...
re. screen-shots.
well, it all boils down to the desktop theme you're using, mainly as settled by your distro; to replicate the exact aspect of those screen-shots, you would take kde as your desktop environment, then "plastique" as the widget style, and then "wonton soup" as your color scheme--all these readily available from kde settings--yeah that's it ;)
mind you, the whole main idea is that everything should blend nicely and well with your current desktop theme and color scheme, whichever desktop environment is in use; you could change each one of the palette colors via qtconfig but that would affect all qt applications, not only qtractor.
truth is, there's no specific theme or color scheme setting exclusive to qtractor. nope. sorry.
that said, the screen-shots just reflects my own preferences overall, again not specific to qtractor, it applies to all, even to gtk/gnome thingies, thanks to kde friendliness ;)
hi, thanks :)
re. duplicating loops.
yeah, copy-paste is the way, yet there's this paste-repeat for the rescue ;) try it, menu Edit/Paste Repeat...
re. screen-shots.
well, it all boils down to the desktop theme you're using, mainly as settled by your distro; to replicate the exact aspect of those screen-shots, you would take kde as your desktop environment, then "plastique" as the widget style, and then "wonton soup" as your color scheme--all these readily available from kde settings--yeah that's it ;)
mind you, the whole main idea is that everything should blend nicely and well with your current desktop theme and color scheme, whichever desktop environment is in use; you could change each one of the palette colors via qtconfig but that would affect all qt applications, not only qtractor.
truth is, there's no specific theme or color scheme setting exclusive to qtractor. nope. sorry.
that said, the screen-shots just reflects my own preferences overall, again not specific to qtractor, it applies to all, even to gtk/gnome thingies, thanks to kde friendliness ;)
cheers