ZynewaveDid you uncheck the “link edit cursor to play cursor” option in the view menu?
ZynewaveSurge (#1)
Surge (#1) (01)
Surge (#1) (02)
Surge (#1) (03)What does this mean?
This means that Surge is imported as a global plugin with multiple mappings for one instance. The (#1) refers to the instance number and the (01) (02) … refers to MIDI channel number.
If you want to use more instances, go to the device list on the project start page, and use the “new instance” context menu on the surge folder. This should give you a new set of mappings named with (#2). If you are not using the multitimbral functionality of Surge, you can use the “new insert mapping” context menu. This will give you a mapping that you can place on any number of tracks.
ZynewaveI realize we’re heading towards 2.0.. Have you any major features planned for this special release?
I am not secretly preparing something big or special. I would like to think that time-stretching is implemented when we reach 2.0.
ZynewaveZynewaveYou are using the “view” button at the top right of the visible mixer region?
If you select the “view” button at the bottom of the window, you are changing the option for the minimized/hidden mixer region.
ZynewaveFind all occurrences of “FollowFocusTrack=1” and replace them with “FollowFocusTrack=0”. Save Podium.ini. Please verify that this stops the scrolling. Did you notice my previous post about the double dual mixer windows?
ZynewaveSomething that may cause the confusion:
I noticed in your setup that you are using two browser windows, each showing the default “Split – mixer” profile. This means you actually have four mixers, as the split profile already has two mixer regions. So maybe you changed the follow option for the mixers that are minimized.
ZynewaveThen please exit Podium and open the Podium.ini in notepad.exe or any text editor. Search for “FollowFocusTrack”. Do the lines read “FollowFocusTrack=0” ?
ZynewaveIf you uncheck the option in all the mixer regions, and then exit and restart Podium, are the options still unchecked?
ZynewaveThe file shows that the follow option is enabled for all mixer views. Are you sure you are not mistakingly using the “automatic scroll” option in the editor view menu? This option is for the timeline scrolling. The “follow focus track” is found in the “view” menu to the far right on the mixer title bar.
ZynewaveHmm, I’ve just checked it with a second browser window showing two mixers, and they don’t scroll. Please email me your Podium.ini file.
ZynewaveThe “follow focus track” option is a local setting for each mixer region, so you need to deselect it in every mixer region that you don’t want to auto-scroll.
Zynewavecan i turn that off?
“Follow focus track” in the mixer view menu.
ZynewaveThe selection of a focus track is a property of the arrangement, so it will always be the same in all arrangement and mixer editors that show the arrangement. It has always been this way. A recent addition was the mixer view option that makes the mixer scroll to keep the focus track in view.
ZynewaveThis is currently not described in the wiki.
You should be able to use your old audio output mappings, unless your new interface is using a different channel number for the main stereo output. The name of the audio output object will probably include a text that refers to your old interface, but you can freely rename the object to something more sensible.