Zynewave@eyeknow wrote:
For whatever reason, it likes the off position better.
Some plugins can have problems when multiple instances of the plugin are running in multiprocessing. If you are using multiple instances of a plugin, try replacing this to see if the spikes with the “multiprocessing” option enabled goes away.
Zynewave@eyeknow wrote:
Are these problems related to the demo restrictions?
No.
Is there a multicore switch I should be implementing?
Check the “plugin multiprocessing” option in preferences. Also try disabling the option as a test.
Also, any tips/tricks for cpu spiking/inconsistency will be appreciated.
Try stepping up the buffer size to 256/512, and see if this improves it. Many plugins do some extra processing the first time they are started, so that can explain why you see spikes when inserting new plugin instances.
ZynewaveZynewave@Conquistador wrote:
Is it possible for you to rename the track right click “Effect” drop down list to “Replace Effect”?
Hmm, I’m not keen on that. To be consistent, then the “Preset” menu should be “Replace Preset”, and “Parameter” should be “Add Parameter Track”. I’m trying to use as few words as possible. Maybe this will change when I start my planned revision of the track headers.
ZynewaveZynewaveZynewaveZynewave@bladerunner wrote:
@Zynewave wrote:
In both cases it can be a nightmare to maintain the mini folder, and to validate it against moved sound files etc.
the way i think of it (and of course put me right if i have it all wrong 😉 ) there wouldn’t be any need to maintain the allocated folder would there?
I’m mostly concerned that the contents of the mini folder could grow out of proportions with thousand of mini files. But maybe it’s not a problem. The user can just delete all the files in the mini folder if he is worried about having too many orphaned mini files. I’ll consider it for a future update.
Zynewave@bladerunner wrote:
is a .mini file fulfilling the same purpose as a reaper peaks file? they have an option to store all reapeaks files in one folder. does a .mini file differ in any way?
They probably are comparable.
if you did move the audio file to a new location would a new .mini file be created the next time the project is opened?
If a mini file is not found, it will be regenerated when the sound file is loaded in the project.
ZynewaveThe mixer will get an overhaul eventually, but not right now.
ZynewaveZynewaveIn theory a good idea. There are some practical issues like: How are the mini files associated with identical named files from multiple folders. Should the mini filename be encoded with the full path of the sound file, or should subfolders be created within the mini folder. In both cases it can be a nightmare to maintain the mini folder, and to validate it against moved sound files etc.
But perhaps a configurable mini folder could be used as a mini file storage for sound files located outside the project folder. That way you can still move your project folders around without having to redo the mini files.
Zynewave@thcilnnahoj wrote:
Is it just my imagination, or is there a little more space between the tabs and the upper screen edge now? I could’ve sworn I was able to click on them while the mouse cursor was at the very top of the screen before.
There are now 5 pixels space. Previously there were 2 pixels from the top to the page tab, so clicking on the first two pixel rows did not hit the page tab.
ZynewaveZynewave@Malcolm Jacobson wrote:
Hi all,
I have posted a video tutorial showing how to bounce MIDI tracks to audio on YouTube:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0c6C2mf6_hc
The bounce feature is a very powerful part of Podium.
Cheers,
Malcolm.
Fantastic :D/ . I’ve subscribed to your channel. I’ll see if I can figure out how to set this up as a favorite on my channel, so people coming to the ZynewaveDotCom channel can be directed to your video.