Your Quad Cortex companian QJams Final Beta 2.0 is out - free to use!

Quad Cortex
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QJams 2.0 final beta is out!
I didn’t expect that 38 people would take the effort to download beta 1.1 from GitHub. So a big Thank You is in place. If you decide to try it out, PLEASE give me feedback. Your feedback is essential for me so I can develop QJams to the next level. Note: QJams is free to use and exclusively available on Linux.

(QJams is a video-synced jamming and practice DAW with 12-track recorder, full track editing and real time gain staging)

Beta 2 has undergone a big overhauls with many new functions. No more modes. There’s now one single interface where everything happens.

  • Session Management
  • File Management
  • Audio Recording and Editing
  • On the fly Video Recording

QJams is now more robust, faster, now has a large undo buffer, streamlined workflow. If you need a tool to record audio, fully synced video recording, basic audio editing: You can definitely use it as your daily driver. Try it out!

For more info, technical details, the manual and so on, check the site:

For downloads, visit GitHub:

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For the fine folks at Neural DSP: I’ve linked the bottom right image on my site to Quad Cortex - Neural DSP

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Hi, great project. Thx :wink:

edit : added some issues on your Github

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Thanks, those are some serious replies, thanks for taking the time and actually looking at my code!
The project is progressing fast btw, and I have probably fixed some of the things you found already. I’m currently in the middle of a full code structure refactor and before that updated the monolithic memory model to be much more resilient to large edits. While testing (many times…) I found several functional issues that I have fixed as well.

Anyway, I will investigate and report back!

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It’s clear that this kind of project moves very fast, and issues can arise when modifying or adding features. In any case, your project is great. :+1: