hmm... what about creating a brand new audio bus (View > Buses...)?
- select Audio / Master bus, change the name to "Mic", keep bus mode as duplex to let you monitor through output; but make it to as many channels as your microphone provides (usually one);
- after that you may connect the corresponding system's capture port to the just created Qtractor/mic input port(s);
- insert all audio fx plugins you want on the new "Mic" input bus strip, then you can hear the processed signal on the monitored "Mic" output;
- as for recording you then need add a new audio track and assign the "Mic" input bus...
that's all, probably iiuc.
cheers
hmm... what about creating a brand new audio bus (View > Buses...)?
- select Audio / Master bus, change the name to "Mic", keep bus mode as duplex to let you monitor through output; but make it to as many channels as your microphone provides (usually one);
- after that you may connect the corresponding system's capture port to the just created Qtractor/mic input port(s);
- insert all audio fx plugins you want on the new "Mic" input bus strip, then you can hear the processed signal on the monitored "Mic" output;
- as for recording you then need add a new audio track and assign the "Mic" input bus...
that's all, probably iiuc.
cheers