Psychotronic

Am I nuts, or did the update just fix this?

Yeah, I thought it did, too, that's why I saved it as a .bun

I'm not sure how to do that, what is the procedure?

Any ideas or workarounds?

Sent as a .bun to Jonathan.

1 hour ago, msmcleod said:

We'd need to take a look at your project file to work out exactly why this is happening, but in the meantime, does freezing that track fix the export?

How do I get you the project file?

No, freezing the track doesn't help. Tried it before, but I just tried it again to be sure. It's like 300 ms early.

Scarlett Focusrite interface. I watched the video, but it doesn't account for the fact that a standard mix export is fine, while an arrangement mix export isn't. In addition, it's only one of a number of audio tracks that I personally recorded that are out of sync.

Standard audio.

Hi, folks.

I'm attempting to export a mix of an arrangement, and am getting timing issues as a result. The mix is a combination of audio tracks, midi drums (Superior Drummer), and a few loops -- only 10 tracks in total, and only  one fx bus. Initially, it was the drums and guitar that were out of sync, but I bounced the drums down to a single stereo audio track and that now lined up properly, but one guitar track is still behind by a beat. This only happens if I export as an arrangment. I can't figure out why, or how to fix it. Any ideas?

Can't for the life of me figure out how to get the tool to add Sound Forge, though...

Wow, that looked like it was precisely what I needed! Ok, so here's what happened: the hi-hat was sounding as a snare. Changed the snare to hi-hat via your method, and now it's a rack tom. LOL. Not a midi expert by a long shot, but could there be some kind of sysex thing happening here?

Right, what I mean is...ok, I changed the preset to Alesis -- no discernible change.

Not exactly sure what changing the preset is supposed to do within SD3.

Good question. The midi drum track was a song/pattern from my old Alesis SR-16. I recorded the midi track into CbB directly from the drum machine. I couldn't figure out a way to change the mapping from within SD3.

Input changed per your instructions. Smart tool didn't work for that, used move tool instead. I can drag it, but how do I drag it so it stays at the same beat I need it to be at?

No other tracks or synths yet.

That was the first thing I tried: find the correct note on the piano roll, and move the notes to the correct one. Didn't work, they still sound like the original note. 

So, I have an existing midi drum track that I want SD3 to play. However, SD3 is using the hi-hat for the snare sound, the kick drum is using a tom sound, etc.... I can't figure out a way to change each indiviual drum sound, either in SD3 or the CbB grid editor. What the heck am I doing wrong?

Ah, I think I understand. I needed to crank the gain on one track on the current song due to the mic not having picked it up properly. Could that have been the cause?

OK, so....Offset mode is now under the Mix tab on the toolbar. It was ON for some reason -- I don't know why it would be, but as soon as I toggled it, my faders/pans/etc. went back to where they should be. I don't have time to check it though as I'm on my way out, but I will later. 

2 hours ago, Noel Borthwick said:

Does it really sound like it is zeroed out or do the faders just look that way? The offset mode tip is a possibility.

See if the volume values have a + next to them.

Yes, it doesn't sound right. I noticed it immediately. The volumes don't have a +, but the pan's do. It also seems to have reset the buss and FX send values, although there are no + there.

16 hours ago, Lynn said:

Right click on an empty space in the control bar and click on Custom.

Tried that, there is no option for "Custom".

I don't see that part of the toolbar on mine. Is it on a specific "view"?

How do you disable that, or rather,  get out of it?