ZynewaveZynewaveHi rudesasa. Sorry for the late response. The merge edit action does not take any event fades into consideration. You should do a bounce render of the (group) track where you have your crossfades. The bounce will capture the audio as it is mixed on the track. Afterwards you can use the “Bounce/Export Bounced Audio to Sound File…” menu command if you want to process it in another app.
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ZynewaveThe first two payments are still marked as “pending” on my PayPal panel. I’ve sent a message to PayPal support asking if there is a way we can cancel these two payments.
ZynewaveZynewaveHi. I can see all three transactions in my PayPal account, but the first two are marked as “pending” payment status with a “There is an open dispute associated with this transaction.” notification. The PayPal control panel does not allow me to refund these two transactions yet. Have you contacted PayPal about these two transactions? What are your options for these two transactions in your PayPal control panel?
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ZynewaveI’ve just applied another batch of website updates, and I made some page design changes which I believe fixes all errors. The page header now includes a search form and login form, visible at all times. Let me know if you encounter new problems with the website.
ZynewaveThere is no command to export stems. This should indeed be done with the bounce system. If you bounce enable all the tracks that you want to export as stems, you can use the “File/Render all inactive bounce tracks” to avoid having to do the bounce manually for each bounce track.
ZynewaveHi Paul. This is possible. Use the “Window/New Project Window” command, and move the new window to your second screen. If you have the “Window/Link Project Windows” menu option enabled the two windows will sync their navigation. On the second window you then select the mixer profile.
ZynewaveHi Paolo. To record MIDI tracks you need to enable the MIDI drivers. This is not built into the ASIO driver. Open the Interfaces/MIDI I/O page and ensure you have enabled the interfaces that connects your Yamaha to your computer.
ZynewaveYou couldn’t navigate the website or get to the log in page, so that needed to be fixed. I am working on Podium development almost every day of the week, and I hope to get back to that once I’ve fixed the broken things on the website.
ZynewaveSorry Stacy, I think I may have been too quick deleting a mail you just sent me. I thought it was a notification of a forum reply. Could you resend the mail, please?
ZynewaveSorry for the late reply. If you bounce the arrangement master track, and play back the arrangement with the master bounce enabled, is the audio dropout present here as well? I’m trying to determine if the dropouts you hear are due to CPU/memory overload during playback, or if the dropouts are actually present in your recorded tracks.
ZynewaveVST3 support is something I will work on in the future. Are there any current popular plugins that are available only as VST3 and not VST2?
ZynewaveWhen the plugin was imported into the plugin database, did it create a global instance #1 folder with mappings for all the audio outputs and MIDI 1-16 mappings? If so, you can drag this folder onto the bottom blank track header area to have it automatically set up a new group track with all the mappings on child tracks.