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ZynewaveKeymaster@Patheos wrote:
nothing else is connected…no mikes etc. When I record from midi keyboard (using vst instruments) the master fader is moving by itself and rising to loud levels on its own. I’m checking for automation and nothing seems to be set.
The demo version will once every minute move the master fader slowly down and then back up to the original position (over a 2 second period). Could this be what you observe?
Otherwise, please email me your project file so I can see if there is anything in the track setup that causes this.
April 29, 2009 at 17:40 in reply to: Restricted to Podium license ownersZynewaveKeymasterThis content is restricted to Podium license owners.ZynewaveKeymaster@Patheos wrote:
Yes, it keeps going up to very high levels and have to press the button to turn off.
Are you referring to the power button at the left edge of the transport toolbar?
Does any of the Podium meters show the rising output?
It sounds to me like it’s a feedback problem. Maybe you have an audio input with a microphone activated on one of the tracks? If so, try pressing the X button to bypass it.
April 29, 2009 at 17:30 in reply to: Possibility to adjust controls by mouse wheel on mouse over #15013ZynewaveKeymaster@thcilnnahoj wrote:
Is this something you have considered adding to the (distant) future plan, Frits?
Yes, but it can be a bit tricky considering that mouse-wheel is already used for scrolling/zooming. Say for example you use mouse-wheel to scroll the track list up/down. What happens if during the scrolling a gain/pan slider moves under the mouse. Should the mouse-wheel then start moving the fader instead? Similar problem in the mixer.
ZynewaveKeymaster@Mike G wrote:
Q: Can you do what you can with the scalpel with the pencil tool? (i.e. Split audio and midi events)
BTW I’m talking about all parts of podium (arrangement window too) not just piano roll.Ctrl+T is the key shortcut for splitting all selected events at the edit cursor. You don’t need the scalpel tool if you can get used to that shortcut. You can then remove the scalpel tool from the toolbar and thus won’t risk confusing it with the eraser tool.
April 25, 2009 at 01:40 in reply to: Show/hide usage improvements to embedded editors & mixer #14994ZynewaveKeymaster@thcilnnahoj wrote:
If possible, could this be changed to make them work like the Inspector/Browser tabs – always show/hide with a single tap?
The F1 to F5 keys for the inspector also works like F6/F7, where they first set focus to the inspector panel (if not already in focus) before doing a close action.
Is there a need for a double-click? Why not make them show/hide with a single click on the whole header (not just the arrow to the right) instead.
Resizing would be compromised a bit by this… Maybe it’s possible to detect a ‘grab-action’ if you don’t let go of the mouse button immediately? :-kSingle-clicking the title is also a shortcut for setting the key focus to the mixer/embedded editor. It works similar to a normal window titlebar, where double-clicking also toggles between restore/maximize state. Making single-click on the title automatically open/close goes against expected windows behaviour I think.
ZynewaveKeymaster@koolkeys wrote:
I restarted my system yesterday, so maybe it reset whatever went bad.
How long had your PC been running since your last restart? If it has been running for 40+ days there is a common bug that involves wrap around of a system timer counter. Lots of software will fail due to not taking this wrap around to zero into account when doing timing comparisons.
ZynewaveKeymaster@koolkeys wrote:
I’m assuming that Podium supports MIDI drag and drop from a plugin. But maybe I’m wrong?
That is supported. What happens if you drag a MIDI file from a Windows explorer onto a Podium track?
The moment it touches the edge, I get my debugger popping up.
Which debugger is that? Is it one you have running in the background?
April 23, 2009 at 20:16 in reply to: Restricted to Podium license ownersZynewaveKeymasterThis content is restricted to Podium license owners.ZynewaveKeymasterWhen you render the bounce sound on the master track, you capture a copy of the mix you are hearing on your master output speakers/headphones.
Not sure if that is of any help to you. Otherwise you’ll have to provide more specific questions.
ZynewaveKeymasterThis is not implemented yet. It has previously been requested by acousmod, so it is on my plan for the future.
ZynewaveKeymasterInteresting. If this product becomes a success, I won’t have to make my own bit-bridge implementation when I start working on a Podium x64 version.
ZynewaveKeymasterI’ve added WASAPI support to the future plan.
April 21, 2009 at 22:20 in reply to: FR: Sharing plugin definitions between projects/arrangements #14962ZynewaveKeymasterThis can be achieved by using project templates:
You create the different device setups that you use in different circumstances, and then save each to a project template. Then you use the “load device setup” submenu in the project templates menu to switch between the different device setups.
ZynewaveKeymasterThanks 🙂