Hi Rui,
thanks for replying,
i think i'm just having a mental block on something.
I get the idea of exporting from freecycle into fluidsynth
and triggering via midi keyspans etc like the old atari/akai days, but then we were using mixing desks :).
Using this approach now still leaves me wanting to be able to ride the fluidsynth volume in qtractor's mixer ideally....
so, am i not getting the way buses work?
in qtractor there is the option to create new audio buses,
which would appear i take it in the connections and so allow me to ride the volume in qtractor,
but it's permanantly greyed out.
this is on a laptop, by the way, so is this a hardware limitation specific to me and my soundcard maybe?
Are you expecting pro audio cards going out to hardware mixers?
That makes complete sense,
i'm just trying to figure out a way to work as compactly as possible,
with as many components controllable thru one place.
Hi Rui,
thanks for replying,
i think i'm just having a mental block on something.
I get the idea of exporting from freecycle into fluidsynth
and triggering via midi keyspans etc like the old atari/akai days, but then we were using mixing desks :).
Using this approach now still leaves me wanting to be able to ride the fluidsynth volume in qtractor's mixer ideally....
so, am i not getting the way buses work?
in qtractor there is the option to create new audio buses,
which would appear i take it in the connections and so allow me to ride the volume in qtractor,
but it's permanantly greyed out.
this is on a laptop, by the way, so is this a hardware limitation specific to me and my soundcard maybe?
Are you expecting pro audio cards going out to hardware mixers?
That makes complete sense,
i'm just trying to figure out a way to work as compactly as possible,
with as many components controllable thru one place.
sorry if i'm being dozy :)
mat