Do you have multiple files that you place after each other? Can you instead bounce the files so they make up one long audio file for each instrument?

Tracker isn’t designed to work as a regular track, where you can place the audio at any given bar.

Sounds strange, have you made sure the file is not already cut before importing to Tracker, perhaps it is cut during export from the DAW?

Otherwise please upload the file and I will take a look at it to see if I can reproduce the issue.

Ok, I didn’t see your email address, but you can zip them together and upload them on this link:

https://ftpserver.toontrack.net/_1xARc9lFpg45cR

Sometimes when you drop a tempofile it doesn’t change the tempo in your DAW, depending on which DAW you use. In that case you must load the midifile as a tempomap or load the file through the menus (instead of dragndrop) for it to read the tempos.

This product sucks and does the tech support I wish I didn’t put the work into editing my drums to have this stupid problem

I don’t know if this helps but I can’t be bothered messing around with tempo maps etc so here is what I do. I use Cubase by the way.

So you will find that if you drop the file in tracker and have follow enabled that everything works ok when you press play in your DAW. When I do this tracker plays along with the track and triggers the samples. The only time it doesn’t work is when I export the midi. Then I get gaps because there was no tempo set or it is different or changes. If tracker does play along fine and it’s only after export that there is a problem then what I have detailed below definitely works for me.

So enable midi out in SD3 and create a track in your DAW with input from SD3 but no output so you don’t cause a loop. Play the songs while recording on the track and you will get the midi in time. You can then change the input of the recorded track to something else and the output to SD3. This will then be in time. What I then do in Cubase is render in place to get the file to audio.

I do one part at a time which in my case is usually only kick and snare so I end up with two tracks.

• This post was modified 4 years, 6 months ago by Mark King.