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@H-man wrote:

@Frits, this plug-in loads 12 instances into the Podium devices list that cover a range of input – output options (eg. mono/stereo/surround in, stereo/surround Out).

Are any of these mappings mono/stereo only?

If Independence FX reports that it supports various surround configurations, but not simple stereo in/out, then that can explain why Podium won’t import the plugin into a stereo project.

You can try to manually set up an insert mapping for the “Independence FX.dll” using the Devices list on the start page: Use the “New Copy” right-click menu on the insert mapping for “Independence Pro”. Open the properties dialog for the new mapping. Rename the mapping with “FX”. Replace the plugin path with the path for the FX dll version. Deselect the “device is instrument” option. Select Stereo as both input and output.

I looked at yellowtools.com, but I could not find a demo download of Independence FX.

I’m guessing it’s something in the way that the IndFX plugin exposes itself as a VST, that causes Podium to mistakingly ignore it.

I’ll try to contact Yellow Tools to see if they can help me out with a test version of Independence FX.

So you bought this in the recent “Fire sale”? 🙂

Hi,

Welcome to the VIP club 🙂

I just tried the share-it order page, and it seems that the fields for inputting user name only appears if you select English as the language on the share-it order form. I’ll contact share-it support about this.

@thcilnnahoj wrote:

I initially did not notice how you extended the loop range. You could also have right-clicked the loop button and selected “set loop around selection”.

Now that, unfortunately, I couldn’t, because the dropped MIDI event is 1/16th, 1/32nd, or whatever too short (you know that by now :lol:), which would’ve resulted in a weird loop…

Oooh, touché. 😆

Just curious: What don’t you like about Kontakt & Kore Player?

Mostly I find the routing extremely confusing. Besides that you have three different DLLs for different output channel numbers, the “host channels” in Kontakt seemingly cannot be configured or at least renamed, and so some instruments end up being routed through “Kt. aux n” (though they aren’t used as busses anymore).
I’m also getting nasty intermitting distortion (as if a CPU overload occured) even with just one instrument loaded and generally rather high CPU use – that doesn’t mix with recording video on my poor computer…
By the way, there also seems to be something Kontakt Player is doing that causes Podium to always ask to save changes upon closing the project, even after you just saved.

When exiting, Podium requests the preset data from plugins, and if the data is different from the last saved data, it asks to save. Some plugins return different data every time it is requested. That can be because they put a time stamp in the data, or som other forms of counters/randomness related to copy protection.

@thcilnnahoj wrote:

Okay, here’s a non-flashy video of how to set up Addictive Drums as multi-output instrument: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RbrtFct9b38

Excellent! =D> I added that as a favorite on the ZynewaveDotCom channel.

Some tips, that you may already be aware of:

In the start of the video you rename the individual mappings. You can rename the folder (e.g. from “Addictive Drums” to “AD”), and all mappings will be renamed accordingly, provided that you do it before customizing the individual mapping names.

I initially did not notice how you extended the loop range. You could also have right-clicked the loop button and selected “set loop around selection”.

Maybe Frits would like to do a video for GPO? Because Kontakt & Kore Player are not nice to work with… 👿

Just curious: What don’t you like about Kontakt & Kore Player?