Yep, works a treat. Thank you, Fritz.
Cheers. Much appreciated 😊
Yes, it’s becoming an issue. I am finally starting to learn new DAWs due to the sheer necessity of using VST3. Maybe that’s a good thing, but Podium works so well for my needs, I hope VST3 compatability is not far away.
Cheers
Yeah, I’ve had this too.
Hi Fritz. I tried the Podium beta2 3.4. The message I get from Nuance is “Set Audio Properties”. I should add that I’ve been using Nuance in Podium for years without any problem. This recent bug followed an update from New Sonic Arts. There has also been a graphical glitch with their Granite software. So I guess they have made changes that are somehow incompatible.
Anyway, thanks, and good luck.
A strange behaviour is happening with the sampler plugin called Nuance by New Sonic Arts. When I open Podium 3.4, Nuance gives the “plugin has performed an illegal operation” message. I close Podium, restart it, and Nuance works fine. Happens every time – I need to open Podium, close it, then the 2nd time Nuance works fine.
Early indications are that 3.4 is perfectly stable, and a VSTi synth (Wiggle) that previously would not load, now loads fine. Which is awesome. So far, big 👍.
Very exciting to see further development. Podium is still my DAW of choice.👍
Another one is Texture, I bought it but I’ve never used it, so I don’t really miss it. Sign of the times though.
Yes it makes more sense to convert the sample rate of the file in most cases. Any free wave editor should be fine eg Audacity. MP4 files are trickier due to Apple proprietary format.
Zynewave Podium is still gold. It is still my most used DAW.
Because, it’s a pleasure to use.
It is probably the sample rate of the file being different to the sample rate of the project. Check the sample properties and adjust the project accordingly.
Thanks Levendis. That does solve some situations. Sometimes when using Podium I notice little things that could be consolidated to make the workflow a bit tighter. I post these on here as observations that might be adressed in future releases.
Cheers 🙂