Topic: piano roll editor

Dbl-click a midi-event and it will open the editor.

Well, if the editor that opens dosen’t have a piano roll then it’s probably the audio editor. You get that when dbl-clicking, which creates an audio event, on an empty track.
You need to apply a VST-plugin it to the track, dbl-click on the track (lane) and you should create a midi event. Dbl-click on the midi event and there’s your piano roll editor.

You have somehow switched editor profile from piano roll to MIDI event list. Go to ‘View’ menu of the window which appears after dbl-clicking event, and choose ‘Timeline’ item (1st active item in my installation).

No need to reinstall. You may have accidentally deleted the piano roll editor profile. To restore the default editors, use the “restore default editor profiles” command in the setup menu. That may also explain why you couldn’t edit curve sequences, as you mentioned in another topic.

Right-click the track you want to automate, and use the “automate parameter” submenu. That is one way to create a parameter track. Another way is to use the “param” list in the track inspector, and double click the parameter in the list that you want to automate.

Once a parameter track is created, it should have a curve sequence placed on the timeline already. If not, use the pencil tool or double-click on the timeline area of the parameter track.

@carl wrote:

p.s. you are giving this away at 50.00 it’s easily worth 5 times that! i will continue to purchase updates.

Thanks Carl.

I agree that 50$ is very cheap considering the amount of work I’ve put into this program. The price reflects that, when compared to other DAW programs on the market, there are still some features missing in Podium and that it doesn’t come with a large collection of bundled plugins. Once I improve those areas, the price is likely to go up.