Log in
Log in
Forgot your password ?
or
Create an account
or
Log in using a Facebook account
NotificationsNo new notification
< All news regarding Zynewave Podium v2.x
News
Zynewave Podium v2.x

Zynewave Updated To Podium v2.10

Published on 03/13/2009 by TonyBruno, last updated on 03/13/2009
Print this article
Share this article
Zynewave has updated Podium to v2.10.

Changes:
  • Context help for the UI control under the mouse cursor can now be shown in a docked help panel below the inspector or list page. The help panel can be toggled with the “Docked help” option in the Help menu.
  • The tempo event properties dialog now has controls for setting up a scale. There is a combo-box for selecting among common scale types, a combo-box for selecting the tonic, 12 note buttons for setting up a custom scale and a text field for editing the scale name. Tempo events configured with a scale will show the scale name on the tempo event lane.
  • The timeline background of the piano roll editor will highlight notes for any scales defined in tempo events in the arrangement. This feature can be toggled with the “highlight scale” option in the piano roll properties dialog.
  • A new “find matching scale” command is included in the piano roll edit menu and context menu, if at least two different notes are selected. The command will open a dialog showing best scale matches, with options for applying the scale to a tempo event in the arrangement.
  • Added “editor mouse snap mode” setting to the Preferences dialog. Options are “grid line closest to cursor” and “start of grid unit under cursor”.
  • Creating a new plugin parameter track from the inspector parameter panel or the track context menu, will also create a curve sequence on the track. The current plugin parameter value is set as the starting point in the curve sequence.
  • The “delete oldest take when maximum take tracks is reached” option now splits old takes that extend beyond the recording range.
  • Added “draw notes with shadow effect” option to the drum map region properties.
  • Added “drum map region properties” shortcut to the drum map right-click menu.
  • Added “bypass processing when detecting CPU overload” option to preferences. Disabling this option can result in smoother playback, but with a slower UI response when CPU overload occurs. The option is by default off. Previous Podium versions always bypassed processing when detecting CPU overload.
  • Updated the Podium Guide PDF file included in the installer.
Be the first to post a comment about this news item

    Viewers of this article also read...