if I understand it correctly--and might be wrong all the way--you're asking for something that should better be done before hand, that is on the sample audio file level, that is before getting into the qtractor timeline as a clip.
qtractor has this pitch-shifting (1) and time-stretching (2) features that apply to inline audio clips, but I'm afraid that's not you really asking, at all: you want something arcane as resampling and not quite pitchshiting, as understood in modern parlane.
so nope, on both accounts.
but wait, there's probably some workaround for the rescue: old-school samplers, like yours truly samplv1 ?
hi
if I understand it correctly--and might be wrong all the way--you're asking for something that should better be done before hand, that is on the sample audio file level, that is before getting into the qtractor timeline as a clip.
qtractor has this pitch-shifting (1) and time-stretching (2) features that apply to inline audio clips, but I'm afraid that's not you really asking, at all: you want something arcane as resampling and not quite pitchshiting, as understood in modern parlane.
so nope, on both accounts.
but wait, there's probably some workaround for the rescue: old-school samplers, like yours truly samplv1 ?
hth.
cheers