Hi. Can you share a bit more info about your setup: Are you recording audio input? Which audio interface are you using? Make sure you are using an ASIO driver. Try increasing the buffer size in the ASIO driver settings and check if that reduces the problem with gaps in the recorded audio.
Just looked at this for the upcoming release, and found that there is an existing shortcut that may be faster: You can Ctrl+Click the Minimize Lane button in the bounce track header (or any visible effect track header) to hide the track lane.
Thanks for reporting this bug. It is fixed for the next version.
Hello monomoon, and welcome 🙂
Cheers,
Frits
Hi,
Thanks for notifying me. This is not user-error. This feature unfortunately seems to have been disabled in a recent update I made to the inspector rack. I’ve now fixed this for the next version, so that the rack editors will be available again. Sorry about the confusion.
Cheers,
Frits
Podium and Podium Free by default store their setup files in different folders so that you can have both installed at the same time. Check that your setup for Podium matches the setup you were using with Podium Free. If strange things happen when you use a MIDI controller it can be because you accidentally have selected the MIDI input on the Control Surface page.
Hi. Does it fail only when you try to download from your account page, or does it also fail when downloading the latest version from the https://zynewave.com/podium-free/ page? The latest version should also work on XP.
Which definition files are you referring to?
I have begun updating the code to allow for multiple plugin formats. It’s taking some time because I want to get it right and make it future proof for new formats. The code for VST2 support is quite ugly in places, as a result of 20+ years of having to add special checks for various VST2 plugins that deviate in their interpretation of the VST2 standard. I would like to avoid having to repeat that with VST3 support. VST3 support in Podium is still some months away.
Hello. Audio time stretching is currently not supported in Podium. I’m working towards doing an update of the plugin support in Podium, which likely will include support for VST3. Audio resampling/time-stretching is lower on my priority list.
Podium 3.4.4 is now released, which should have these bugs fixed. Sorry for taking so long with the release. The crashes were due to null-pointer references, which is the most frequently occurring type of bug I’ve had to deal with over the years. In an effort to avoid these kinds of crash bugs in the future I have adopted a new system of how pointers/references are handled across the entire Podium codebase. If you encounter further crashes please do email the crash dump file to me.