ok…
another idea could be..if the keyboard editor is opened you can have automatically opened a selected curve editor part…ant have them horizontally stacked…
is hard when doin’ fine automations strictly related to the note part if you can’t see the actual notes…
in-place in the arrangment is good anyway..
lalo
@Zynewave wrote:
One way to speed this up could be to use the plus/minus keys to edit velocity of all selected events. Check out the ‘Keys’ page in the Podium guide to see what shortcuts are available.
thanx..it works…seems at a fixed step +/- 10 i guess…can i change the step to 1?
anyway the ‘edit only selected events’ seems does’nt work in the 1.20 version…if i edit the velocity with the mouse having selected 1 note this option doesn’t prevent editing other events..
thanx
lalo
@Zynewave wrote:
If there is a click, then it’s just a single sample silence. The reason is that bar/beat time based arrangements are not using samples as internal resolution. So cutting at some bar-beat position is likely to be at a fractional sample position. If your arrangement is created with the Linear time resolution option, you won’t see this problem. I will check up on my code for converting bar/beat-time to sample-time. I should be able to obtain sample continuity if I am careful with how I round off fractional sample positions.
great!..thanx for the reply…so i’ll be able to see anyway bar/beats divisions with the linear time option?
EDIT : nope it’s a ‘time’ visualization…for video soundtrack editing?
thanx
lalo
@Zynewave wrote:
As I understood it, I think lalo had a single wave file which he then used the scalpel tool to split into two events without moving them. This can introduce a single sample offset for the second event, due to what I described above. Audio event fade in/out is on the plan.
exactly…if i don’t move the slice there’s should’nt be any click…
lalo
@Zynewave wrote:
1. The zoom bar should zoom the visibile area at the window’s center…like the zoom tool does.
In one of the latest releases, the zoom bar was changed so that it zooms around the play cursor position. Put the play cursor in the middle of the time range, and it will zoom around center. Otherwise, use combinations of shift+ctrl+alt to temporarily engage the zoom tools.
thanx i’ll try :)..sorry for my noobieness 😳
EDIT: but does’nt works in the demo version wich is 1.20..am i right?
@Zynewave wrote:
2. I’d make the pencil switchable to rearrange tool
The pencil tool does everything that the rearrange tool does. You don’t have to switch to rearrange tool to move stuff around. Only reason to do so, is if the event resize arrows make it hard to select and drag/move short events.
ok..can i do multiple selections draggin the mouse with the pencil tool..then copy paste or cut paste etc. ?
@Zynewave wrote:
3. The pencil tool could be used to split (part and notes) too with another mouse/key combination or whatever.
At some point I will implement user-definable key shortcuts, so that will enable you to set up shortcuts for all the tools you desire. It is difficult to set up defaults keys for all conceivable tool combinations.
cool…custom shortcut and mouse handling is the way to go…one can have possibly different sets for different pourposes 🙂
@Zynewave wrote:
4. Velocity editing is quite difficult when you have many overlapping notes
This is where the velocity editor ‘Edit only selected events’ menu/button toggle comes in handy. When using this mode, you can e.g. select a single note event in a chord, and then edit the velocity of only this note.
ok..but the whole point to me is to avoid the classical mouse dance of piano-roll/controller area/piano-roll/controller area/ etc… when you have complex polyphonic textures or complex beat to edit it needs a lot more time..but if we can i.e. press V with the pencil tool and drag on a note or on a multiple selection of notes..it can be very very confortable…this is the only reason i miss logic audio 😥 👿
🙂 thanx for your very complete reply 🙂
lalo
@super_crunchy wrote:
this is a feature I’d like to see as well, but i’m prepared to wait as i’ve been working around it so far 😉
do you mean you have a ‘workaround’?
thanx
lalo
@Zynewave wrote:
what do you think about OSC?
I haven’t studied the OSC spec, so I don’t have an opinion about it. You’re the first to bring it up in relation to Podium. I think there are a ton of other features that I need to work on, before jumping into something like OSC.
sure 🙂
it was just curiosity
thanx
lalo
cool….what do you think about OSC? 😉
thanx
lalo
exactly…or even a way to assign a midi controller input in the parameter properties window…maybe even OSC (OpenSoundControl) messages 😉
btw is now possible to automate the plugs using their GUI controllers?
’cause i noticed that if i do it via the Podium curves their knobs/sliders/etc.. does’nt move according to the automation…or am i doin’ something wrong?
thanx
lalo
thank you very much for the attention….
i guess i’ll do more questions in the next days…i’m just tryin’ the demo :)..
for today got enough computer 🙂
bye
lalo
🙂
only with midi over lan…one computer is dedicated to midi
the other one to softsynth/fx/audio…
but ..hey how can i sync podium?
thanx
lalo
@Zynewave wrote:
Hi lalo,
can i install podium on three different computers?
Yes you can. The following is an excerpt of the license agreement:
“You are permitted to use this software on a single computer. You may install the software on up to three computers provided that you use the software on only one computer at a time.”
Frits
thanx!
so i can’t use them networked having podium active on my three computers?
lalo