If you right-click a track header (not parameter tracks), there should be a Bounce submenu. If you have bounced a track, you can move the bounced audio to its own track with the “move bounced audio to new track”.
First, make sure you have selected an ASIO driver in the interfaces setup. The Wave drivers are not reliable.
If you have not managed to produce any sound with Podium yet, then try to locate a .wav file using the Podium file browser panel, and check if you can audition it (double-click or use the context menu on a wav file).
@Conquistador wrote:
Hi Frits, ๐
I am having problems scanning these plugs in Podium 3.2.0…
I’m running Podium x64 on W7 x64. Podium will crash during the scan. Any suggestions?
Have you successfully used the plugins in previous Podium versions, or is this the first time you try the plugins?
Please describe how it crashes. Does it show the “a plugin has performed an illegal action…” dialog?
Is the plugin put on Podiums quarantine list, and skipped during next scan?
@MikaFrench31 wrote:
A bug that was not present in the version 3.1.0:
In the windows “project” and “arrangements”, letters with accents are replaced by strange characters in the window
And all previous files (projects, files) containing accented characters (รฉ, รจ, รง …) can not be opened
Add : Don’t loose time for this because for the moment i don’t have many files with accents and it’s easy to change the name.
This is caused by the Unicode support added in Podium 3.1.1. Special characters are now stored in Unicode format. You will not be able to load the project from the “recent projects” list, as the filenames were stored in the old format in your Podium.ini. If you use file>open to load the project, you don’t have to rename any special characters, and the recent projects list should show the filename correctly. If you reenter the special characters in the names of the sequences in your project, then they should also display correctly.
Use the “explore setup folder” setup menu command. Quit Podium, to avoid that it will rewrite the files after you delete them. Then delete Podium.ini and any of the other files that you don’t want to keep. No need to reinstall Podium.
@CymaticCycle wrote:
But there’s something I didn’t notice until now. I recently started to incorporate the “Pitch Bend” Automation (an awesome feature btw) quiet often, and it is extremely difficult (if not impossible) to adjust a point to 0 Value. The closest that I can get is -/+1, and that’s after ultra-slow and careful mouse movement. So, is it too much to ask for a way to easily set a point to its default value – Ctrl+click or something.
Have you tried Ctrl+clicking ? ๐
Holding ctrl whild drawing in the curve editor has always locked the value to the default for the parameter (0 for pitch bend).
Thanks for the feedback. I’m not entirely thrilled with Facebook either, but at the moment it’s hard to see what service has the potential to better it. There have been reports that Twitter is also about to expand on advertising and restrict API access for third party developers. Google+ also relies on ads. Personally I wouldn’t mind paying a monthly subscription fee for a service that was completely ad-free, but I fear there are not enough people willing to do that.
@michi_mak wrote:
had a quick play with the new beta3 – i like the added velocity editing a lot
now i desperately need keyboard shortcuts for bringing up these dialogs!!!
Alt+ET
Alt+EE
Alt+EA
Alt+EV
Alt+EP
Wow, Facebook actually responded to my request. After a couple of emails back and forth, they removed the username from the previous owner. I was quick to lay my paws on it, so this link is now directing to my Facebook page:
http://www.facebook.com/Zynewave
My apologies to the previous Zyne.Wave username owner, if he happens to be a Podium user.
Beta3 is up:
โข Sound editor: Added “Adjust Sound Events…” to the edit menu. The edit dialog contains controls for: Gain value, gain strength, gain offset, panning, fade-in/out times and curve shape, and clipboard values option.
Hi,
@splattimer wrote:
1 – is it possible to save track templates of (for instance) multi-out VSTis with all the routing done or can this only be done as song templates?
If you put all the tracks into a group track, you can save the group track as a template.
2 – is it possible to launch audio in an external editor (ie Audacity) from within Podium?
No.
4 – is the support/development active? A while back I bought Mackie Tracktion not long before it became blatantly obvious that they were no longer developing it (made worse because it was still very buggy) and I’ve no desire to repeat that experience.
Development continues, and I have no intention of stopping it. You can get a feel for how the development evolves, by checking the announcements in the Releases forum.
Maybe if I wait a little longer, you’ll find ways to fix the other issues as well? ๐
@MikaFrench31 wrote:
By cons, Frits, is it normal that I can not change the process priority Podium? (normal)
Note that I am in administrator mode
Podium sets the process priority to “above normal” when the engine is running, so maybe that is why you cannot change the priority manually.
You should use MIDI Time Code (MTC).
Not supported yet. You can record the MIDI output of a plugin, but you cannot stream MIDI output from a plugin to the MIDI input of another plugin.