Re: Qtractor vs Rosegarden

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major qtractor cons;)

- no tempo/key-signature map
- no score/notation editor
- no automation
- no plugin latency/delay compensation

Does Rosegarden have Automation yet?
or are you listing general cons

On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 7:14 PM, Rui Nuno Capela <rncbc@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Matthew Smith wrote:
> Quoth James Cameron at 2008-11-12 18:58...
>
>> Quick summary of the difference ... Rosegarden has notation editing,
>> score production, a matrix editor, a percussion matrix editor, a MIDI
>> event editor, segments that can be triggered by others.  Qtractor lacks
>> these, or I could not find them.  Do you need them?  It depends on how
>> important they are to your workflow.
> None of these are really too important, although the matrix editing
> would be handy.  But I can overcome that by using Hydrogen - I have no
> issues with using more than one bit of software at a time.  After all, I
> used to do this with LOTS of hardware.
>

if by matrix editor is what someone else names a piano-roll editor, then
qtractor also has it: it's called "midi clip editor" there :)

byee
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