In my very first project, set up with the wizard, I simply wanted to play the piano controller controlling a HALion instance… the arrangement tells me, with the yellow bars in the tracks and the mixer, that there’s a signal at the master. I simply activated ch#25/26 of my HDSP Digiface… but in the Totalmix I nowhere see a signal…
in the properties I had to adjust the target base channel from #1 to #25 (the SPDIF)… boy this is complex… there’s no help available, that describes the dialog windows a bit more detailed?
in the properties I had to adjust the target base channel from #1 to #25 (the SPDIF)
I just checked the code and it appears that the Master out mappings are always created at base channel 1. Podium should of course check for the channels that you enabled in the interfaces dialog. Thanks for pointing this out.
there’s no help available, that describes the dialog windows a bit more detailed?
The online guide is the only documentation so far. The Device Mapping dialog is explained here.
what’s more, the available base channels should reflect the possible activated hardware channels, isn’t it? What about the drop down box showing the textual description of the out channels?
what’s more, the available base channels should reflect the possible activated hardware channels, isn’t it? What about the drop down box showing the textual description of the out channels?
Good suggestions, I’ll put it on the future update list.
…using HALion as multitimbral plugin… in the wizard, creating a track with bounce for HALion C01 for example won’t create a track with bounce switch… why is this? Do I have to wrap it in a new bounce track?
The C01-C16 are MIDI Channel mappings for the plugin. These do not route audio. You need to put in one of the audio output mappings for HALion, which then can be bounce enabled.
another? say I have a Keyboard Controller and want to control/play plug#1 and plug#2 with it… how is this done? Do I have to drag the MIDI mapping from track to track? Or do I have to create two MIDI mappings for my keyboard, assign it to the two plugs and mute the one I do not want to control? Are there Mutegroups? *g*
If your keyboard controller allows you to easily set the MIDI channel number, you could use the ‘Create MIDI input channel mappings’ in the Wizard. Then you can assign each MIDI input channel mapping to different soft-synth tracks, and thus swap playback of the synths just by changing the MIDI channel on your controller.
If you only have one MIDI input mapping, then you have to drag it from track to track. A ‘global MIDI input’ option is on the plan.
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