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Ok, probably just a setting or something I’m missing but….
I create a song in SD3(stand alone) at a tempo of 110. No speeding/slowing or anything fancy, just a straight ahead rock beat – 4/4, 110 BPM all the way through.
So then I create a Pro Tools session and set the tempo to the same – 110.
I drag the song(track) from SD3 into a new instrument track in PT, assign SD3 on the insert – it plays back faster!
I’ve dragged it straight over, I’ve exported MIDI and imported it to PT, I’ve bounced to audio files and brought those into PT but it always plays back faster by maybe 10 bpm – I’m guessing but it’enough to be obvious.
Now, I just read about elastic time in PT and have yet to try it but shouldn’t BPM = BPM no matter what program?
What is the deal?
Hi,
is your Instrument Track Tick based or Sample Based?
It should be Tick based.
BR,
John
John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor
Tick based but it doesn’t seem to matter.
If I take a session which has recorded audio and midi – and change the tempo setting – it has no affect.
I started out with recorded tempo of 112.
I changed the tempo to 50 bpm, no difference in playback. I changed to 250 bpm, no difference.
During trying this, I changed from tick to sample and there is no difference during playback.
However, if I add a click track – the click DOES follow the tempo setting changes.
Now this has got to be a setting somewhere in PT.
Sorry, this has turned into a PT issue rather than a SD3 issue but I’m sure some PT user here knows the answer.
Well,
if you have sample based tracks in Pro Tools, they stay the same when you change the BPM but if they are tick based, they should change as you edit the BPM.
BTW, why are you using the Standalone and draggin MIDI to Pro Tools instead of using the plugin inside Pro Tools?
BR,
John
John Rammelt - Toontrack
Technical Advisor
Thanks for the reply.
I found out that the PT Conductor tool is what controls this and it has been my issue all along! So I turned it off, problem solved.
To answer your question – I have SD3 installed on my DAW machine as well as on a laptop which doesn’t have any DAW installed. I created the songs in SD3 on my laptop when I was away from the studio.
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