Topic: Tutorials

@Zynewave wrote:

New tutorial: Multiple monitor outputs

http://www.zynewave.com/wiki/doku.php?id=tutorials:multiple_outputs:index

Comments?

I wonder if any of you have done something similar, or even were aware that you could do something like this in Podium?

Very interesting. Made me smile for sure. A bit of an advanced feature there.

While not nearly the same thing, I do have a *sub* master track just below the master (but above the rest of the mix) that I map either the Inspector (to fully analyze my mix) or the excellent new Sonalksis Free G.

Sometimes I swap out the stereo version of the Sonalksis FreeG with the Mono version to hear how the mix sounds in mono. This seems to work so far as all the pan settings on tracks disappear.

The tutorial you wrote highlights some of the more advanced capabilities of Podium. 8) Good to see. Certainly some things I did not know but I am glad I know now 🙂

I had a closer look at some Tutorials such as here:
http://www.zynewave.com/wiki/doku.php?id=tutorials:tracks:index

Those are really good written and they help me alot to understand Podium!

The only thing about them is they haven’t been updated? I don’t have ‘Wrap in new group track’ in my version of Podium, the Icons look different as well. Not a biggie, but confusing at first.

I had a lot of trouble working out how to get the right sysex messages into my hardware. Came up with a simple way using Midiox and a mid editor.
http://www.zynewave.com/wiki/doku.php?id=tutorials:capture_sysex:index

Should work with other midi editors as well.

Added a 3rd sidechain tutorial using a 2 track set up. It’s Frits text, I just added a bit more text and some images for illustration.

The first two sidechain tutorials covered a 3 track set that provides a dedicated Output track for bouncing e.t.c but the two track set up is quicker if you do not need a dedicated output track for bouncing different versions of the Sidechain tracks output for instance in realtime or offline.

@Conquistador wrote:

I have put together a Getting Started Tutorial for Podium 2.09 onwards. Hope it helps. 🙂

I love your background theme. Where can i download that?

@Conquistador wrote:

Sorry Melody Man it is a secret. 😛

No seriously it is lovely no? 8) It is a Windows 7 wallpaper image. The one I am using is almost made for Podium as if to illustrate all the possibilities.

Where to get it and the rest of the Windows 7 Wallpaper images?

That would be here. 🙂

Or you could go straight here. Click on the images to find a selector (top right) that should allow you to download a resolution to suit your screen.

Enjoy 🙂

Thanks man!