Perhaps Qsampler under VST can be interesting too, for much others windows application, but then to much setups to do, untill one sound for each track will be used:
I think we're stuck with one sound per track regardless, as Qtractor can only support one MIDI channel per track. Nothing lost, nothing gained. The real advantage of Qtractor as a VST would be simply for an auto-connection to a particular track. Sure, you would have to have multiple Qsampler-VSTs loaded into different tracks for different sounds, and I'm not really sure what kind of system overhead Qsampler/LinuxSampler needs. I assume regardless of how many Qsampler sessions are started, only one LinuxSampler process would be used, but I could be WAY off here. ;)
Perhaps Qsampler under VST can be interesting too, for much others windows application, but then to much setups to do, untill one sound for each track will be used:
I think we're stuck with one sound per track regardless, as Qtractor can only support one MIDI channel per track. Nothing lost, nothing gained. The real advantage of Qtractor as a VST would be simply for an auto-connection to a particular track. Sure, you would have to have multiple Qsampler-VSTs loaded into different tracks for different sounds, and I'm not really sure what kind of system overhead Qsampler/LinuxSampler needs. I assume regardless of how many Qsampler sessions are started, only one LinuxSampler process would be used, but I could be WAY off here. ;)
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