Remon,
Thanks for the keyboard tips, as I did obviously not read the manual, as I just wanted to give it a very quick once over, which I tried to clearly explain.
I also mentioned that I had used a CVS version, which I had checked out last Saturday (2007-12-15). I was not comparing a CVS snapshot to a stable version of anything. Both Qtractor and Traverso were from CVS...neither are/were stable releases.
One thing which is not a secret, when I try out a DAW program for Linux, I usually compare everything to the fine Winders (originally Amiga) program, Samplitude, which in my experienced/professional opinion, is the best DAW ever created. However, since I no longer use Windows in my home environment, I am always attempting to get as close to Samplitude as I can.
I think both Traverso and Qtractor have very bright futures indeed. Both of you please, keep up the excellent work! We need more developers out there like you guys. :)
Have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you and yours.
Remon,
Thanks for the keyboard tips, as I did obviously not read the manual, as I just wanted to give it a very quick once over, which I tried to clearly explain.
I also mentioned that I had used a CVS version, which I had checked out last Saturday (2007-12-15). I was not comparing a CVS snapshot to a stable version of anything. Both Qtractor and Traverso were from CVS...neither are/were stable releases.
One thing which is not a secret, when I try out a DAW program for Linux, I usually compare everything to the fine Winders (originally Amiga) program, Samplitude, which in my experienced/professional opinion, is the best DAW ever created. However, since I no longer use Windows in my home environment, I am always attempting to get as close to Samplitude as I can.
I think both Traverso and Qtractor have very bright futures indeed. Both of you please, keep up the excellent work! We need more developers out there like you guys. :)
Have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you and yours.
Lexridge