^ Whoa!
@kingtubby wrote:
@H-man wrote:
Hi all,
Does anyone like the idea of an “Automate VST Parameter” option direct from the editor(s)?
Might be tricky but seems useful to me rather than having to navigate to the parameter through a menu with a different layout.
That’s sort of what I was suggesting… 🙂
Mart.
@ Kingtubby,
haha …sry mate 😳 , ritght you are. When I read your post I got to the bit about the crash bug and kinda just skipped to the next post.
I like the non-GUI editors, all plugs look/feel the same and all the graphical distractions are removed. Also, you can get access to parameters that do not have a GUI element at all.
Oh, and LiquidProj3ct (& Kyran’s) suggestion of Favourites for the parameters is an excellent one 🙂
Hi all,
Does anyone like the idea of an “Automate VST Parameter” option direct from the editor(s)?
Might be tricky but seems useful to me rather than having to navigate to the parameter through a menu with a different layout.
Yes thanks Frits! Such an overhaul …it’s fantastic.
The embedded mixer was one of the things that drew me to Podium in the first place, and now, it’s been super-charged. 8)
@H-man wrote:
@Zynewave wrote:
@H-man wrote:
The state of the track headers no longer changes with the tabs (I liked this behavior a lot).
What state? With “tabs”, do you mean the tabulator key or the page headers at the top of the project window?
No sorry I was referring to the Editor Profile Bar buttons. Previously, I believe that you had a default state where track headers were expanded in the Tracks view and minimised on the Mixer view (tab, Profile Bar button).
This made sense to me, especially as there is no ‘Minimise all tracks’ button.
Okay, for anyone interested I worked this one out.
In the tracks editor profile, edit the tracks properties to “Set minimum Track height to fit contents”
By default this is not set on the Editor or the Mixer profiles so switching using the profile tabs now has the effect of expanding/contracting the track headers.
This means that you can have everything ‘rolled out’ for the tracks profile and everything rolled up on the mixer profile.
Handy 🙂
edit: Yes I know this is what the rack is for but old habits die hard!
Yeah my bad, kinda mis-read the tone 😳 (-1 Internets to me)
I’m finding 2.23 to be a huge update with some really sensible improvements. I fear that users who have not been following the betas will wonder if they’re looking actually at Podium when they install the update 😉
@thcilnnahoj wrote:
Thankfully adjusting faders does not set change which track has focus! 8)
Neither does clicking on SMR or bypass buttons or opening plug-in editors.
Sure, but the focus track could still follow on the track header as it does in the mixer as per Mike G’s comment.
The behaviour above suggests that this would be feasible without the track header zooming all over the place when muting tracks etc.
Worth consideration. I personally find scrolling and resizing track headers slows the workflow.
With all due respect to the Dev, it’s a little like Kama FX. That synth is amazing but there is a tenancy to waste time click-drag-ing things around.
@Zynewave wrote:
@H-man wrote:
The state of the track headers no longer changes with the tabs (I liked this behavior a lot).
What state? With “tabs”, do you mean the tabulator key or the page headers at the top of the project window?
No sorry I was referring to the Editor Profile Bar buttons. Previously, I believe that you had a default state where track headers were expanded in the Tracks view and minimised on the Mixer view (tab, Profile Bar button).
This made sense to me, especially as there is no ‘Minimise all tracks’ button.
@Zynewave wrote:
@H-man wrote:
As mentioned I’d like the state of the inspector and browser to be stored/recalled across tabs as well.
Please clarify.
A feature request really. At present the Inspector/Browser is independent of the Editor Profiles. I just though that if one was working on the Editor page with the Browser open, switching to the Mixer might have it hidden and on the Tracks page (profile) it could be shown but the inspector (for presets) rather than the browser.
@Zynewave wrote:
@H-man wrote:
Clicking on a track in the rack doesn’t highlight the corresponding track in the mixer or track headers (ie. Group track).
If the track is shown in the rack, then it is already the focus track, and so should already be highlighted in the tracks and mixer regions?
I guess all I was saying was that clicking on a track in the rack, group, parameter or otherwise doesn’t update the focus on the Mixer or Track Header. If that’s the desired behavior then …okay.
@Zynewave wrote:
@H-man wrote:
Adding output gain and output panning to and effect in the rack sets the fader at two locations on the mixer strip (two active squares) and shows additional Pan & Fade controls in the mixer
I belieave that’s how it always have worked, or do you mean you have found a new bug?
Nah, I think I just got confused because there was a send on the track.
@Zynewave wrote:
@H-man wrote:
Would it be possible for the new track menu to stay rolled out and change focus as you click on different tracks in the mixer? As it is now I still prefer to right-click the track. Clicking anywhere else would close it of course.
But you can already do that by right-clicking on the track header or mixer strips? Or are you referring to something else?
I was just trying to think of a way to change the behavior, I just don’t see how I would add this Track menu tab to my workflow (as opposed to the right-click we mentioned).
Maybe it’s a hot-key thing :shrug:
Hope this helps clarify my points. One final thing, is intended that “Insert new effect track” is now gone from the Track Menu?
@LiquidProj3ct wrote:
This is the little piano roll bug I said before:
Best regards 🙂
edit: I’m also getting tons of freezes exiting podium, when the system ask if I want to save the project and I say ‘no’, around 1 each 3 times. I don’t know how to replicate.
To my knowledge Podium has always done that. I thought it was something to do with the scale or zoom of that editor?
Hey there, it’s late here but I thought I might just contribute a just a couple of notes:
The state of the track headers no longer changes with the tabs (I liked this behavior a lot).
As mentioned I’d like the state of the inspector and browser to be stored/recalled across tabs as well.
Clicking on a track in the rack doesn’t highlight the corresponding track in the mixer or track headers (ie. Group track).
Adding output gain and output panning to and effect in the rack sets the fader at two locations on the mixer strip (two active squares) and shows additional Pan & Fade controls in the mixer
Also,
Would it be possible for the new track menu to stay rolled out and change focus as you click on different tracks in the mixer? As it is now I still prefer to right-click the track. Clicking anywhere else would close it of course.
I like the grid as is thanks
Oh, forgot one thing,
Can we please get colour properties for the level markings on the meters (mixer and track headder)?
I like the new style 🙂 . The wider groove for the slider(s) looks better too IMO.
As for the mixer I always thought that that frames used to highlight boxes in the inspector were quite effective and you are spot on about the “too much colour” problem. Using a frame allows for the use of a lot more colour variations.
One thing you may want to look at is when adding gain/pan controls (edit: on the group panel) to the top-most effect track, the sliders appear above the (+) Add new effect button ….seems wrong?
Also, would it be possible to have the inspector state (view/hide) remembered across the different tabs?
Ben
@xis23 wrote:
I hit the 30 effect limit sometimes! With old plugins that don’t support latency comprensation, sometimes I have to add dummy plugins that are 100% dry so that the phase between different layers stays the same… With complex layering, over half of the plugins end up being dummy plugins that I use just to maintain phase…
😯
Thanks Frits, lots of useful additions with this release 🙂
@Zynewave wrote:
Since it seems unlikely that IK will fix this soon, I’ve modified Podiums code so that the standard “all notes off” and “all sound off” MIDI messages are only sent to VST instruments and not effects. Fingers crossed that this will not cause other plugins to suffer from hanging notes. Hopefully the IK synths will not crash if they receive “all notes off” messages 🙄
Thanks from me on this one as well. I had mastered the “turn off power when opening an arrangement” technique, however in larger arrangements it had become barely worth going on with.
Thanks again and I really hope this doesn’t break other stuff so we can keep the change.