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No, sir. The only MIDI controller that is available to be used from my module is the Mio…Even When I plug straight in from the module to the laptop via USB printer cable I get the same issue. My module never shows that the hi hat is being hit when this occurs. Which makes me assume its software related? I could be wrong.

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Hi, John. Thank you for your reply. Yes, I have done both of those things.

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YOU, my friend, are an absolute God-send. You’ve officially earned my lifetime support. Thank you so so much! That was the fix I was in need of. I truly didn’t even think of that. I suppose things can get murky when working with two variables. (Garageband and a plugin). Now, I will start my endeavour on solving the output issue I have in GB. I can’t for the life of me figure that out. I’m sure it’s an easy fix that one of your YT videos goes over. Thank you again!

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You bring up some really good points. I clearly wasn’t specific enough, and for that, I apologize. I will attach some screen shots to ensure that what I think I am saying is correct..

I export from the EZ drummer plugin within my DAW. My midi track is 100% purely within EZ drummer.

By saying this, I may have just answered my question. To clarify, you’re saying that EZ drummer doesn’t recognize tempo changes in the exporting process, but Garageband does? I also only export my stems in .WAV format, which may be relevant to why I’m experiencing this.

I’m checking out your video. You’re incredibly knowledgeable! Thank you so much for going into such detail to help me out.

The track is fairly intricate as it’s a “symphonic black metal” themed tune. If worst comes to worst, I’ll have to export the way you stated before with the 7+ tracks. Unfortunately, It’ll be way more than 7 tracks given that I’m using the “Metal!” sound pack. lol.

I’ll post the solution to the issue as soon as I’m able to do so.

Thank you again.

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