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sam cParticipantwelcome, welcome!
sam cParticipantthank you for all of the help Conquistador!!
sam cParticipanto.k. the light went on!! i believe i now have a handle on it.
thanks!
sam cParticipantthanks Conquistador! i am still having a little trouble grasping the best way to use the work flow in Podium.
i created an analysis track thinking that if i inserted a spectrum analyzer i would see the results of the master out thru the analyzer……but it did not work that way. it also did not work when i tried to insert an analyzer directly to the master out.
i think i understand the pre master bounce but the analysis track is confusing me?
i appreciate any light you can shed on this.
oh yeah, which DAW, if any, did you use before Podium?
thanks again.
sam cParticipantConquistador, i was looking at your set up description above. are your pre master and analysis tracks child tracks of the master track?
thanks
sam cParticipantanother app i use has this feature. at first i thought i would not even delve into it. after time, i think it is incredible feature!
sam cParticipantthanks, that ‘s great.
sam cParticipantyeah, i found that after i asked. i knew i had seen it someplace.
thanks
sam cParticipant@Zynewave wrote:
the 12th track is a vox. it also has two tracks after it.
Are the two tracks child tracks of the 12th vox track?
Is the vox sound placed anywhere else in the arrangement as a phantom copy, i.e. is there a ‘+’ icon next to the sound name?
no child tracks.
yes, a phantom copy does show up. and there are definitely problems associated with the wav file. maybe the bit depth as you suggest. i can duplicate this over and over but as you say, it is no the right way so i will not do it!
thanks
sam cParticipanti can confirm this.
here is the scenario. the 12th track is a vox. it also has two tracks after it. if i enable audio bounce on this vox track, click R and cntrl B it bounces the track to itself. or, overwrites the original track with the new track.
when i hit cntrl B you can see all other tracks mute, the bounce track shows solo, and records the new material over the old.i even removed the fx from the track entirely to be sure. it is definitely a new track on the original.
edit-i do find some anamolies in the wav file though. it sounds a little off when i solo it to listen closely. i guess this is not the way to do it!
sam cParticipantthe faders look nice.
i agree about collapsing the tracks but wanting to see a full mixer view!
sam cParticipantyes, i turned on the r button and clicked cntrl b. the track was replaced by the track with fx. i will recheck a little later but i removed the fx from the newly rendered track and the fx were there. leading me to believe i rendered a track to the same track erasing the original file?
sam cParticipanti had the B button turned on. i’ll double check today but i am pretty sure this worked as i described.
sam cParticipanti’ll try that.
it is not that i can’t get Podium loud enough so i won’t worry too much. just want to make sure i am not missing a setting or anything….
thanks
sam cParticipantthe project consists of stereo and mono tracks, mostly mono.
the wav forms look about the same in both programs.
i have put all tracks in both programs to 0 and use the master out only to adjust the total volume. seems strange to me that i would hear this much difference.
