Recording with QU-Drive less than 18 tracks ?

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  • #53194
    Profile photo of fgrilletfgrillet
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    Hi everybody,
    is it possible to record less than 18 tracks with QU-Drive? For example, i would like to record only the tracks 1, 4, 8, 10 and 17&18, is there an option to do that?

    Thanks for you feedback 🙂

    #53195
    Profile photo of MarkPAmanMarkPAman
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    Simple one to answer!

    No.

    2 Track (stereo), 18 Track, or use USB B to a computer and record whatever you like with a DAW.

    #53204
    Profile photo of fgrilletfgrillet
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    Thank’s a lot for your fast answer. I suspected this but I preferred to have confirmation.

    #53207
    Profile photo of markiemarkie
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    I just copy the tracks that I want when I move them to the computer and then format the hard drive for the next recording. Or like Markpaman said just use a usb b to usb cable go into the computer and record only the channels you want.

    #53208
    Profile photo of GCumbeeGCumbee
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    That is one thing I and others with like to see in a future upgrade if it’s possible. Kind of wasteful to eat up precious drive space with tracks that are not in use.

    Some form of track arming would be nice.

    #53246
    Profile photo of Wil RikerWil Riker
    Participant

    Yes, IMHO a useful feature suggestion.

    #53248
    Profile photo of MarkPAmanMarkPAman
    Participant

    As long as there’s a big “Arm All” button, or “All” remains the default and you can turn off those you don’t want.

    #53249
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    Just select track “X” to not bother recording it.

    #53255
    Profile photo of David HaughtonDavid Haughton
    Keymaster

    Hi All, this has been previously logged as a feature suggestion, however implementation is not straight forward because of file system requirements for Qu-Drive multitrack playback. Hopefully we’ll be able to introduce this in the future, but no promises…
    Thanks.
    Harry.

    #53261
    Profile photo of Anonymous
    Inactive

    Is there any chance of a public facing bug/feature tracker – even read only and limited to “opened, status, original description, official comment”?

    Might be easier to link to things like that straight off for repeated queries?

    #53268
    Profile photo of ZueriZueri
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    Thanks Harry
    Is my request also part of the planning? Goes into the same direction and would be really good to have.

    Allow QU-Drive playback routing

    #53385
    Profile photo of gc12n2gc12n2
    Participant

    Anyone know where I can hear some stuff recorded on the QU

    #53427
    Profile photo of rschlierbeckrschlierbeck
    Participant

    Here are a couple of tracks recorded with my Qu-16.

    Down by the River
    Train Robbery

    Vocals: Beyerdynamic V90r into Qu-16
    Guitar: Taylor Acoustic into Bodyres pedal into Qu-16
    Mandolin: Fishman Pedal into Qu-16
    Bass: DI into Qu-16
    Cajon Front: SDC into Qu-16
    Cajon Back: Audix D4 into Qu-16
    Melodica: peizo pickup into passive DI into Qu-16

    Songs were recorded during a live performance multitrack onto a flash drive and then mixed down in Reaper. Please don’t judge my mixing skills.

    #53428
    Profile photo of gc12n2gc12n2
    Participant

    Sounds Great Thanks

    #53991
    Profile photo of croydon_clothearscroydon_clothears
    Participant

    All of CBBC’s “Hackertime” series 5 (possibly available on iPlayer) was recorded through a QU-24.
    Sample an episode here:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PZBzjUW2ix0

    Stereo mix to the QU-Drive USB memory stick and all individual tracks streamed through the USB port to a PC running Pro-Tools.

    Spoiler alert!!!
    Recording of Series 6 planned for MAY 2016.

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