Hello,
I have a question about the Drum Tracker Feature in Superior 3.
I am on a Windows 7 PC and use Pro Tools 2018 as my DAW. I am trying to convert real drumhits into Midi. I have done this several Times in the Past without Problems using the Tracker Function and then dragging the Midi into my DAW on a separate Midi Track.
Today I am trying to do this with a Song which has quite a few Tempo Changes.
When I play back the Midi thru Superior 3 the Hits seem to be ok. But when I drag the Midi into the DAW the Midi Notes are off after the first Tempo Change and it gets completely messed up.
Is there a way to fix this?
I tthought I can export the Files to my Harddrive and then reimport it but that doesn’t work either. If I import the Files as a Track it messes up my Tempomap even if I tell Pro Tools not to import Tempo from Midi. And when I just import it to the Cliplist and drag it from there to a Midifile it’s the same as if I would drag it right out of Superior.
Best Regards
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This post was modified 6 years, 7 months ago by EachHit.
