Topic: 1.37

@Zynewave wrote:

Do you have the KarmaFX synth installed?

Yes I did have it installed. I had forgotten about it, but now that I see the problems it causes, I removed it. No big deal, I wasn’t that interested in it.

Cheers 8)

You quoted my reply to Conquistador. Did you read my previous questions to your post?

oups !

What version of the RME driver software are you using?

2.93

What ASIO buffer size are you using?

In general 2048, but 4096 in safer. Some times, I must set it to 8192 to avoid drop outs…
I can use 1024, but the CPU indicator goes higher and there is more CPU spikes and clicks when editing.
512 is nearly impossible with my actual project, even with the 1.36.

I have played the same part with the same buffer (4096) with 1.36 and 1.37.
With 1.36 the average CPU is about 30 % with spikes at 45/55 %.
With 1.37 the average is about 45 % with spikes at 80 %.
When the buffer is 1024 (1.37, same passage) the CPU indicator shows fast values between 60 and 90 %, with often 100 % red values and clicks.

If I use only one RME interface, the cardbus or the PCI, the average CPU is lowered by about 10 / 15 % in both versions. So the Spikes and the clicks are more rare in the 1.37 too.
It does not depend on the number of outputs.
I use 16 outputs choosen from the two interfaces, routed with a matrix plugin, with the not needed outputs disabled.

Podium doesn’t seem to recover from stand by mode too well in windows 2000. The output of my sound card remains disabled when returning from stand by mode. Closing and reopening Podium fixes the sound card output.

Can you repeat this problem with your system or is this perhaps a driver issue? While this is quite minor problem it still is a bit annoying.

I’m using windows 2000 with M-Audio Audiophile 2496.

Hi there Frits and every one;
How`s the summer going? I just bought and installed a new M-Audio Audiophile 24/96 sound card (the most basic model) and I have been working with Podium on a couple tunes and the new version is working just fine. Haven`t had any crackles or problems so far. I`ll try and see if I can squeeze the hell out of the program.
I haven`t tried recording my guitar yet so I still have to figure that one out but so far everything runs smooth here 😀
BTW. I have been looking for it, but can`t seem to find an undo option anywhere in the menu. Is there one? I fuck up quite often 🙄 specially while working early in the morning and an un-do option is quite a good option. I`m sure there must be one, but can`t seem to find it.
Anyway. Have a nice summer people! See you around. I`m off to work some more in my music.
The Germinator
😈

@Zynewave wrote:

Hi Kaos, summer is going fine,

Cool. Glad you are enjoying it. We are having some serious summer storms right now so beach time is out of the question fro a couple days 😥 Other than that we are having one hell of a hot summer in the best mediterranean style (Lots of chilled wine and seafood 😀 )

Currently they’re not in the edit menu. There are two undo/redo buttons in the toolbar, and the standard ctrl+z/y can also be used to undo/redo. Maybe I should put the undo/redo commands in the edit menu as well?

I just found the undo options in the right click menu 😳 I never knew the key shortcut for them so I will be using those from now on.
I was looking for the edit menu as it is the place where I have found the undo function in most other hosts. I don`t think you should really change them around. Actually I should read the freaking manual 🙄 😆
I just finished hooking up the sound card and my new micro mixing board. Will try some guitar track recording and will let you know how it all goes.
Thanks for the reply 😉

@Zynewave wrote:

You probably can avoid having to quit and restart Podium, if you just open the MIDI/Audio interfaces dialog and click OK. This will reset the drivers.

Clicking OK in MIDI/Audio interfaces works for me. Thanks for testing.