can you give even more details, especially why you're resorting to external loops (send/return inserts) and not using the calf plugins right inside tracks or buses?
I know Carl resorted to those side hustlers (my wording;)) for some reason some time ago, maybe because some lack of gtk2 build/packaging on his side or distro? idk... move on...
anyway, if you're still up to with send/returns inserts (as per Carl's solution) please beware that you're doing it on the _outside_ of qtractor premises, so to speak, and then you'll need to tame those _external_ connections on your own, meaning that you most probably have to make them somehow with the help of a JACK connection manager, for sake of a better term: qjackctl may get handy in that very business, but there are (plenty) other options if you care: patchage, carla, catia, raysession,... the list goes on and on... though you may well also do it in qtractor: View > Windows > Connections [F8], but you're free to use anything else ;)
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can you give even more details, especially why you're resorting to external loops (send/return inserts) and not using the calf plugins right inside tracks or buses?
I know Carl resorted to those side hustlers (my wording;)) for some reason some time ago, maybe because some lack of gtk2 build/packaging on his side or distro? idk... move on...
anyway, if you're still up to with send/returns inserts (as per Carl's solution) please beware that you're doing it on the _outside_ of qtractor premises, so to speak, and then you'll need to tame those _external_ connections on your own, meaning that you most probably have to make them somehow with the help of a JACK connection manager, for sake of a better term: qjackctl may get handy in that very business, but there are (plenty) other options if you care: patchage, carla, catia, raysession,... the list goes on and on... though you may well also do it in qtractor: View > Windows > Connections [F8], but you're free to use anything else ;)
hth.
cheers