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I’ve never had any real *problems* with Podium, more like small issues with certain lack of features that don’t really make or break a DAW program for me. But, this is beside the point.

Why bother making a big deal about not using a program? This is just a call for attention, hoping someone will plead that you stay.

There have been quite a few DAW programs, big and small that I tried for a while and then stopped using because it just didn’t do it for me, never have I gone onto their (or any other) forum, YouTube, blogs or anything like that to announce that I’m no longer using it.

Look at 9th wonder; for the longest he used FL Studio, then not very long ago he moved on to the MPC. He didn’t make a formal press release that he’s no longer using Image-Line’s software. Why? Because its no point!

The only thing this serves to do is either call attention to yourself or attempt to defame the company and/or make them appear to have inferior products.

You see this kind of stuff ALL the time online. Something that someone doesn’t like they are compelled with the urge to announce it to the globe so they can feel like people actually care what they think.

I know this is long and I’m up on my soapbox, basically criticizing you for being on YOUR soapbox and normally I’d just shrug it off but its just really annoying and even though I have plenty of better things to do right now, I’m not doing those things at this very moment. 😛 Also as Telenator has said, I’m pretty sure you’ve done this same thing once or twice before and even though I’m taking my time to write this I’m not going through the extra effort to search through your post history cause in the end, who gives a crap?

Here’s the real deal, instead of announcing that you’re no longer using a piece of software just simply stop using it and let people go “Where’s Michi (or whoever, really) been?” IF they even notice that you’re gone. That is all

Where did you see that the last release is 2004?

Randomization of note velocities. Sweeeeeeet

Someone is doing of a video showing these features, right?

@adimatis wrote:

if we’re talking about the merge function… I would like to get proper audio merge, with volume edits…

Now, if I take a wave, split it, adjust volume and position, when trying to merge into a single wave again, all the volume edits are gone.

The work around is bundle events, but that is not really merging, isn’t it?

See this:

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The real work around for that would be to bounce the track and move bounced audio to new track, if needed.

@The Telenator wrote:

MIDI. It’s coming. It’s up there high on the list of guaranteed improvements. We’ve all put in our feature requests and looked at this issue from every possible angle. Meanwhile, I suggest to you what I and others have found useful as workarounds, namely Phrazor (the full last beta version, not the limited edition), Wusik, and shortcircuit (the older 1.12 [1.x something] version works best for me, avoid version 2). I or someone will try to find you the proper links later, but these ‘mini-hosts within a host’ might help you out. There is also the ability to use ReWire with Podium now, which I have moved to and am loving it. I use Podium as a Master DAW with great results. You can do your MIDI stuff on another inexpensive host this way and bring things altogether. I’m still experimenting, but this ReWire deal is possibly the most powerful setup I’ve ever seen.

Woah, back it on up! I use shortcircuit all the time. I know nothing about this.