Topic: Few problems with Podium Free and soundcard (apparently)

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  • #2725
    Quusikko
    Participant

    Everything has worked nice for ages for me with Podium 2.40, and then this problem came from out of nowhere.
    I thought at first that It had to do something with the program, so I replaced 2.40 with 2.42, without solution.

    Picture and audiosample provided to help clear this thing out.

    I’ve put the level of the left channel plugin to the max, just so I could hear it. Both channels normalized in Cool Edit.

    See the thing here is that both of the channels should sound like the right channel sounds. But as you can hear that’s not the case at all.
    I’ve noticed that the problem seems to be with input 1. It doesn’t seem to “give” as much input as the input 2 does. So I think the problem might be with my soundcard.

    My signal path is as follows:
    Guitar -> Phonic MM1202 -> M-Audio Audiophile 2496 -> Podium

    If the problem is in the soundcard, I have no idea what to do. Nothing has changed from the days everything worked absolutely fine.

    Edit: I investigated further and made a little recording with a different signal path:
    Guitar -> POD XT (thru USB) -> Podium.

    It seems that when I send only the clean signal, the output is what it should be. So it really seems that there’s something wrong with either my mixer or the soundcard…

    Another problem I’m having is something I’ve experienced with Cubase as well; when I import a soundfile to the project it plays ridiculosly loud.
    If I open the same file in Cool Edit, it plays like it should. But when I import it to Podium, it gets like 12dB boost or so. Why?
    And is there something I can do about it?

    #21642
    kingtubby
    Participant

    Have you tried recording into CoolEdit with the same signal path? i.e.

    Guitar -> Phonic MM1202 -> M-Audio Audiophile 2496 -> CoolEdit

    I don’t know how long you’ve had the soundcard, but I had to replace my card recently after 10 years of reliable use. I wasn’t able to determine what went wrong but it started to cause various audio programs to crash, including Podium. Hence it had to go – my conclusion being that hardware can fail after time.

    Mart.

    #21644
    Quusikko
    Participant

    Hmm… Not recently, since I’ve had a great deal of problems with CE when it comes to recording.

    Don’t know why, but it just hasn’t recorded the signal from the soundcard input even when the soundcard has been selected.

    But I’ll give it a shot and see what I can do.
    Thank you. 🙂

    Edit: And oh yeah, the soundcard is about 8 years old.

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