@acousmod wrote:
For all plugins that have more than 2 inputs / outputs, you have to manually convert them to multichannel :
– right click
– select New multichannel insert mapping
– delete the mapping with #1
I think I have to do the same thing with the excellent GEQ Overtone Plugin from Voxengo I had a similar problem here…
http://www.zynewave.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=1305&highlight=geq+overtone
It’s strange really IMO Podium has a real weakness when it comes to plug in handling. Certain aspects of Podium lead to far too much guessing and needless head scratching for such an obviously refined product. Strange. 😕 I say that as a heavy user of Podium. Talk less of new users.
I hope that Podium will do it automatically some day or at least ask the question when importing…
Yes agreed 100%. Podium needs to interact (provide more info to a user) and do away with the manual process we have for certain types of plugs, and plug ins in general. The current process for plug in handling in general is far behind other hosts.
Working with drums could also be much easier. I would not have said these things 3 months ago even, but I think Podium has definitely now reached a level of maturity where a standard process for plug in handling that can be found elsewhere in other hosts should at least now be present in Podium.
While Frits only has one set of hands the harsh reality is that comparisons will always be made with other product standards, work flows and features elsewhere. I think that is a good thing for a Product trying gain market share. There is no point being a clone of another product, but plug in handling processes elsewhere really are something to look at to address current problems in this area.
That is pretty much my only (and major) stumbling block with an otherwise superb product offering at the moment.
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