Zynewave@rman wrote:
1.why not to make positioning of cursor with single left click in select tool mode
You can do it with a single left-click in the timeline ruler. In all the other timeline regions you can do it with middle mouse button click.
2. fx – would like to drag them between tracks.
That is on my todo list.
would like to have fx panel(per fx) with presets
Not sure what you mean here. If you click the checkmark button next to an effect in the inspector rack, the lists in the inspector will show all the presets and parameters that are available for that effect.
midi -ticks per quarter?
16384.
seems like no internal resampling -right? -but not a big trouble..
Right. On the todo list.
Zynewave@jpleong wrote:
Frits,
Would moving to Win 7 64-bit involve new hardware in addition to the OS or is your machine capable enough of handling Win 7 64-bit? How much does Microsoft charge for the upgrade version of Windows 7 64-bit in Denmark?JP
My PC should handle a Win7 upgrade, but I still need my Vista 32-bit install to be able to test Podium on that platform. Rather than wasting time on purchasing a second harddrive and setting up a dual boot system, I would prefer to buy a new cheap PC.
I only have OEM versions of Windows, so I can’t buy the cheaper Win7 upgrade version. A full Win7 version costs about 250US$ in Denmark.
ZynewaveWhen I add support for multi-selection of tracks, it should be easy to add a link fader feature. Supporting configuration of limited ranges and inverse action is more complicated, so I doubt I’ll implement that in the first round.
ZynewaveYou can only link MIDI controllers to plugins, if the plugin supports it. If the plugin has a MIDI learn feature, then it supports it. If you see the knobs move in the plugin editor, then Podium should be able to record these movements. Put the track in record mode, and start recording.
ZynewaveBefore I start to check out specific plugins, could you please check that the problems you are seeing are still present with the latest Podium Free 2.40 release.
ZynewaveI’ve now tested this and found the reason why the Podium animations stop. It seems that xt2 is occasionally interfering with the windows messages Podium uses to keep the UI timer alive :?. I’ll try with a different solution, to avoid conflicts with xt2.
Zynewave@thcilnnahoj wrote:
It’s good enough for me. The only suggestion I have that’d make it quicker to use for me would be shortcut keys for the “+” button menu. I don’t know what the term is (shortcut mnemonics or something?)… I’m talking about the underlined letters for each menu option.
Come to think of it, I don’t think I’ve ever seen those used anywhere in Podium, so it’s probably not a quick thing for you to implement. Well, it’s just dandy as is! 😉
There are some menus in Podium that use the underline shortcuts, but Windows will only show them if the menu is opened with an Alt+key shortcut. You could try with Alt+E for the edit menu. Same thing with dialog boxes, where the shortcut underlining only appears once you press the Alt key.
ZynewaveThanks for the suggestions.
Considering the modest amount of traffic this forum is currently seeing, I have my doubts that a competition topic that requires a lot of time investment is going to generate a lot of competition entries.
Today I have released Podium Free 2.40, and set up a new April 2011 competition. The competion topic is simple. All you need to do is write a number :wink:. I’ll consider more elaborate competition topics when more people start to join the forum and the competitions.
ZynewaveZynewaveZynewave@thcilnnahoj wrote:
For experienced users, it’s certainly going to be useful if the “+” button remembers the last snapshot’s settings. As a personal example, since seeing what you did with the default snapshots, I’ll most likely only adjust snapshot #5 (default vertical zoom) and never have to worry about zooming in manually. Those three sizes are perfectly sufficient.
2.42 is now released. I ended up with making the “+” button always create a full snapshot. As you mentioned, new users would otherwise not realize this feature if the “+” button just creates copies of the last default partial zoom snapshot. Instead, I added four new shortcut commands to the “+” button right-click menu, for adding single option snapshots. I hope that is acceptable for quick setup of snapshots.
ZynewaveZynewave@bbreakz wrote:
ok thanks… any plans on adding input quantizing?
Perhaps not input quantization, but eventually I intend to continue with the groove quantize feature, as discussed in this preview topic:
ZynewaveHi Aaron,
Thanks for sharing.
@Aaron wrote:
probably my favorite vst synth i’ve used. (even though I’m pretty sure it crashed my system a billion times and I lost at least one track to save file corruption)
Yeah, I have experienced random crashes as well. That is why I haven’t released a 1.0 version yet. The plugin is made with SynthMaker, which means there are some bugs that I don’t have control over. At some point I’ll check whether stability has improved with the latest SynthMaker release.
Zynewave@bbreakz wrote:
also please have a way to export all the samples I’m using in the project to a folder… yes you can do it with the “New Arrangement as Unique Copy” but it copies every single instance of each audio item into the folder… so in my case for an item called FX (for example)… it would be FX1, FX2, FX3 etc… but in reality theres only one file being used… It eats up a lot of hard drive space…
That issue with the “.. as unique copy” command is fixed in the 2.41 release. In a later release I plan to add support for “consolidating” your project, which includes copying referenced sound files into the project folder. I don’t have a time estimate for when that will be implented.