kyranThere is a way to compile with the wine layers included so your app works “native” on mac and linux without requiring a seperate install of (dar)wine.
This is how google ported picasa if I got it right.
This might be an easy way for podium to go mac and potentially gain some marketshare.
kyranThe thing Mike G suggest sounds a lot like the racks you have in ableton live. I really like that concept.
If we could combine a chain of plugins into a reusable group and assing buttons to them that show in the inspector if you have selected the chain (like the eq does now).
kyrankyran@Zynewave wrote:
@kyran wrote:
I like the new ctrl key behaviour, but the alt key still behaves in the old way. Is there a reason why this behaviour is not possible for the alt key?
If you refer to the ctrl key change mentioned in the VIP topic then it is not included in this release. It will appear in 2.15.
It’s not?
Hmmm, I must have been very sleepy then yesterday when I tried the new version…
kyranI like the new ctrl key behaviour, but the alt key still behaves in the old way. Is there a reason why this behaviour is not possible for the alt key?
kyran@LiquidProj3ct wrote:
With Pencil tool [+Ctrl/Alt/shift] you can do the most of the actions that you usually need, except one: unselect notes.
Aditionaly I think that tons of user would find more useful delete notes with right click, instead double click.
– Add notes with left click, delete notes with right click, what could be more immediate and simple?
I like this 🙂
kyrankyranGot a blue screen again just now. I was still using the novation driver.
I moved the cursor to the start of the arrangement and hit spacebar, after which the system gave a BSOD
This was the message:
IRQL_NOT_LESS_OR_EQUAL
STOP: 0x0000000A (0xE215B124, 0x000000FF, 0x00000000, 0x804E5648)
I’m installing ASIO4ALL as we speak.
I have never had this with any other host.
kyranI know it’s most likely through a driver.
I’ll try ASIO4ALL, but I use 3 other hosts as well with the novation driver (ext2, FL and LIve) and none of them caused any blue screens with this driver. So my guess is that podium asks the driver to do something the other hosts don’t.
I’ll report back when it happens again (which hopefully it doesn’t)
kyran+1
This seems like bad workflow to me.
kyran@Zynewave wrote:
😯
Next time find a picture with flying tumbleweed instead, ok 😉
I don’t remember discussing tabs at the top of the inspector. I do remember talk about making the panels in the inspector individually draggable, so that you could e.g. view both the device and preset list simultaneously.
There goes another one of my FR’s ….
🙂
kyran@Zynewave wrote:
I’ve had that same thought. It will be implemented at some point.
Nice. I’m looking forward to that. 🙂
kyranIf crossover is anything like wine (and I think it is the same codebase, but with commercial support), then you can just copy those dll’s from a windows install and drop them into the correct crossover folder.
It only has a 50/50 % chance to work though, due to versioning issues, further dependencies and what not.
I heard reports that podium is running very good through wine on linux (but I didn’t try it yet myself)
kyran@LiquidProj3ct wrote:
You could do a customization of right mouse button also 🙂 (I’d use it for delete notes)
Same here. In the piano roll there’s two things I do most: add a note and delete a note, so for me workflow wise it makes most sense if you can do that with one click.
The cool thing about being able to customize it all is that everyone can please himself.
Maybe allow setups to be saved as editor presets of sorts?
kyranSynthmaker has an assembler component, which means you can optimize you dsp algorithms at the lowest level.
Ofcourse the more you put into low level code the more time it takes to develop.
The great thing about synthmaker is that you can create a gui really fast. It’ll always link some extra libraries and take a bit longer to load because of the gui, but if you keep the gui closed I’m certain you can get a very good performance out of them.
The performance of a synth is for 80% in it’s dsp code (and the other 20 in stuff like gui’s), and synthmaker allows you to make just as many optimizations as any other way to develop software.