michi_mak@thcilnnahoj wrote:
OK, testing done, but it seems the problem I have might be different from yours after all. 🙁
The strange problem I remembered (and now confirmed) is that I have trouble getting the first input note recorded at all if it is played close to the start of a bar.
This happens only when a new sequence is created by the recording – NOT when I record with a sequence already present on the track and the recorded notes get added to it. (Frits, if you need any more info, just tell me once you get back!)Other than that, I didn’t notice any timing-related problems… If and when the first played note was recorded, it was on time. 😕
Does it happen regardless of whether you ‘overdub’ an already existing MIDI sequence or let Podium create one while recording?
did various ways of recording ( but allways with LOOP ON if that matters ) :
did a redording on the first run of the looped region – let the loop pass one time ( to create a clip ) before recording into the existing clip – a mix of both
sometimes it happens sometimes not – i can’t track it down to a certain preference setting ( time stamp from driver on / off ) / plug in / input device
on a side note : sometimes while recording in loop mode a second clip is created when i don’t input midi notes for a short time
EDIT : this happens only while recording midi input from a physical device – this does not happen when i record the midi output of a plug in !!!
EDIT2 : switching LOOP ON or OFF does NOT matter – recording a new clip or overdubbing an existing clip does NOT matter – piece of crap this is!!!
michi_makdid some further testing : happens with Podium Free too …
michi_makis this only me???
does nobody else suffer from this issue???
michi_makother hosts do work fine with these settings / drivers / setups … 😯
michi_mak@Zynewave wrote:
So the problem you reported in that other topic, is the exact same problem you still have today?
yes, some hardware has changed ( soundcard / MIDI input devices ) but the issue is still the same …
michi_makfirst time i had this issue was at about 2.20 i guess
it does NOT change anything if i check use time stamp or uncheck it
it happens with every MIDI input
way too early is about 1/16 at bpm range 100-130
the way of recording does not matter ( loop switched on / off – punch in / out enabled / disabled )
edit : maybe you can remember : http://www.zynewave.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=12630&highlight=#12630
obviously it was before 2.20 ( tempus fugit ! )
michi_makjust changed version of Podium – drivers ( M-Audio 2496 ) are up to date – drivers of MPD18 too ( which i used when i faced the issue recently ) – happened in earlier versions too – it’s hard to replicate – issue comes and goes – NB the note IS recorded but way too early so i have to quantize it in order to get it into the loop …
michi_maki see, so we can only keep posting requests and keep our fingers crossed, can’t we? i thought keeping in touch with existing customers and listening closely was a great chance for small companies to stay in business?
michi_maknevermind
michi_makyou may call my nosey but i’d really like to get an idea of what to expect in the next releases – something like a roadmap or a list divided into a) high priority b) normal c) when i’ve finished a) and b) !
or maybe hold a poll where every licensee can vote for his / her top 3 features out of a list of your 50 topics ?!?
michi_makThanks for joning Frits, i read about the MCU ( only ) support -this was ment to be a call for users sharing their experience – Behringer BCF supports MCU and so does the Korg NanoKontrol2 – does anybody use any of these 2?
michi_mak@Zynewave wrote:
@michi_mak wrote:
update – after a second install of rc3 i can’t reproduce this issue ( i kept preferences again ) …
Could it be the timeline zoom that tricked you the first time?
i don’t think so, notes entered with the mouse were 1/32 or 1/16 …
michi_makupdate – after a second install of rc3 i can’t reproduce this issue ( i kept preferences again ) …
michi_mak@Zynewave wrote:
@michi_mak wrote:
@Zynewave wrote:
@michi_mak wrote:
had a quick run with rc3 : it got an issue with midi note lengths : when recording with my mpd18 i can NOT alter the note lengths to say 1/32 – they stay at about 2 bars length ( does not happen with 2.42 ) – xp 32bit sp3 with respective rc3
I can’t reproduce this problem (Vista 32bit). Can you provide more details please? What do you mean with “stay at about 2 bars length”; Did you record them at 2 bars length, or can’t you resize them smaller than 2 bars?
rc3 recorded the notes with a length of around 2 bars ( not precisely 2 bars btw ) and i was not able to resize them ( smaller ) later on. in 2.42 these notes get recorded with a length of around 1/32 to 1/16…
And if you uninstall 3.0, and reinstall 2.42, (and not change your device setup/project), then you are able to record lengths below 2 bars?
Is the realtime plugin playback ok, when you record?
Have you tried the various ways you can resize note events, e.g. alt+clicking the note value buttons in the note editor? Still not able to resize the note events? If not, please provide a screenshot or mail me the project file.
yes, 2.42 didn’t show this issue ( keeping preferences ), playback was ok ( i triggered drum samples so this was not an issue as the sample were much shorter than 2bars 🙂 ) – alt clicking did NOT work – will try to provide a screen shot asap.
michi_mak@Zynewave wrote:
@michi_mak wrote:
had a quick run with rc3 : it got an issue with midi note lengths : when recording with my mpd18 i can NOT alter the note lengths to say 1/32 – they stay at about 2 bars length ( does not happen with 2.42 ) – xp 32bit sp3 with respective rc3
I can’t reproduce this problem (Vista 32bit). Can you provide more details please? What do you mean with “stay at about 2 bars length”; Did you record them at 2 bars length, or can’t you resize them smaller than 2 bars?
rc3 recorded the notes with a length of around 2 bars ( not precisely 2 bars btw ) and i was not able to resize them ( smaller ) later on. in 2.42 these notes get recorded with a length of around 1/32 to 1/16…