Multitrack audio in Qlab5

[Alex Danson]

the different inputs from an audio interface are not mapped to work in QLab 5 as it did in QLab 4 (or maybe I don't know how to make it work... that's why i am posting here)

Here is a screnshot from QLab 4:

and here is one from QLab 5 (same interface, started the audio setup from scratch):

BUT... if I import the QLab 4 file into QLab 5, the mapping is showing and everything works fine:

Suggestions to make it work directly in v.5?

thanks

[Chris Ashworth]

Hi Alex,

I’m not getting this behavior; if I drag a multi-channel audio file into version 5 I see inputs for each channel of the file.

Is your audio file in the second screenshot a mono file?

Best,

C

[Alex Danson]

sorry, I forgot to mention the most important detail: I'm on a mic cue, I have a multi channel audio interface and want to control the audio volume for each channel from Qlab. If you have a 2 channel audio interface, with Qlab 5 you won't be able to get any signal from channel 2. Or al least I wasn't... until I get that matrix from the 3rd screen shot by importing the qlab4 file

thanks

[Sam Kusnetz]

Hello Alex

Check out the new I/O tab of the inspector. In there you’ll find the controls to configure the number of inputs that the Mic cue should use.

Best

Sam

—

Sam Kusnetz (he/him) | Figure 53

s...@figure53.com

--
Contact support anytime: sup...@figure53.com
Follow QLab on Twitter: https://twitter.com/QLabApp
User Group Code of Conduct: https://qlab.app/code-of-conduct/
---
You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "QLab" group.
To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to qlab+uns...@googlegroups.com.
To view this discussion on the web visit https://groups.google.com/d/msgid/qlab/00731600-945d-429a-8f83-7bc594295fbfn%40googlegroups.com.

[Alex Danson]

ah!... as old McDonald used to say, E-I-E-I/O

thanks, man!