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@MelodyMan wrote:

The problem is not overlapping notes. The (random) notes are not there in the recorded event, but when i play them realtime they ARE triggered because i can hear them.

What I meant was that Podium may skip recording a note if a note-on is received before the note-off of the previous note on the same key. Try toggling the ‘use time stamps from driver’ option in the Audio/MIDI dialog.

The notelenghts? The first note is always much longer than the following recorded ones. Maybe because the first note is so long it prevents the second note from being recorded. It is peculiar because i have noticed that the second note always falls away

Only the first note when starting recording, or the first note on each key?

Can you describe your recording setup and how you record the midi notes?

I hope I’m not too late for this party 😛

Podium will only show/enable a pan control if it is placed somewhere in the audio flow where either the source or the target is stereo. If you autocreate a return for a mono track, Podium will assign a mono send/return. If you manually create the return track and the pan control appears, you probably have assigned a stereo return mapping.

The current thing I’m working on is a revision of the plugin loading system. As mentioned in other threads, plugins that take a long time to load (such as NI Kontakt with large samplesets) can cause the Podium UI to momentarily block, leading to other related problems. I don’t know how long that will take. I’ve purchased the Spitfire Audio Albion1 orchestral library for Kontakt to have a large sampleset to experiment with, and I’ll continue to work on the plugin handling until all problems have been sorted. Don’t know how long that will take.

Beyond that, I have not made a decision on what the next step will be. Things like improved project/sound file handling (automatic sound ifle import etc.) is high on my list. I know you’re interested in time-stretching, but I unfortunately cannot give a timeline for that feature.

@ups wrote:

I would like to have direct dialing smaler numbers than +/-24 in zPitch. I only reached on time +/- 4 by accident and it was very useful.

Hold down the shift key while clicking/adusting the cents dial to finetune.

The ideal solution would be to support MIDI loop-recording. Unfortunately, the method used for the audio loop recording cannot be easily applied to MIDI recording. Currently not supported I’m afraid, but definitely on my future list.

It’s in the project properties dialog.