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@Zynewave wrote:

The mixer currently does not autoscroll to always keep the current track in view, but I could add an option for this. The docked bus returns would always show all bus return groups, so no scrolling needed for this section.

Fantastic! That’s a vote from me.

Just throwing in 2 Ideas:

Holding CTRL+SHIFT (or any other combination) while moving the gain fader knob in a mixer moves all other gain fades of all other tracks accordingly. So it’s possible quickly can turn down the overall volume of all other Gains while leaving the Master alone.
This is useful when inserting a new instrument and clipping occurs: Simply turn down the volume of all the other tracks while holding CTRL+SHIFT and moving the gain fader knob of the track.

‘HideAll’-option – when selecting a track, only its own mixer panel appears with all Bus Send/Returns used within its hirachy, all others (except the master) are invisible. Sometimes I can’t find the selected mixer panel since I used many tracks and then scroll to the end to adjust the Sends/Returns.
If a Bus is selected, it could display all tracks which send any amount to it.

Thanks 🙂

Now that’s what I call timing, I just noticed the sustain pedal problem and searched in the forum first. Zynewave, a parameter panel to create individual midi parameters would be most appreciated. 😀

Zynewave, you rock, your reply speed is amazing 🙂
Thanks, ‘problem’ solved (what a simple solution again). Honestly, i wasn’t thinking of using the right mousebutton, since all the edit track tools are aligned on top, so I assumed it would be one of those tools. Even though it has been years I used cubase, you’ll never forget your first love 🙄 Just kidding.. time to move on. 🙂

Oh one thing, holding CTRL or SHIFT, while pressing the left mousebutton on the midi track, could select all midi containers inside the track.
The same thing could be reached by clicking the right mousebutton on the midi track, where the context menu would have another option “select all containers in this track” (or so…).

@thockin wrote:

So I am giving up on Podium for now.

Is there a step-by-step idiots guide somewhere? If so, point me at it. I’d love to love Podium, but I just can’t make it do anything at all.

Tim

Been there, I know exactly what you’re talking about. As Zynewave suggested, watch FIRST the getting-started video. Second, you need to know that all effects are chained backwards, which is quite confusing when you start. It’s hard in the beginning. Don’t give up and read first, then rest, then try yourself. Podium (as many other programs) is one of those programs you need to understand its very unique workflow and construction first before you can do anything. There should be a Demosong provided as well (already suggested), but it’s not provided at the moment. Just don’t give up, it’s a great host.