Hi,

Right, Mixcraft's drum mapping just labels the drum kit parts correctly, it doesn't cause a MIDI note to play a different part of the drum kit.

What's the "external VST" called, exactly?

Greg

Hi,

The metronome always follows the project's time signature.

Greg

Hi,

Huh, I see what you're saying. That's not how one would expect it to work.

You can hold down the Alt key and drag the selected notes to duplicate them, which is what I normally do in that situation.

Greg

Hi,

Wave is why you're having this problem.

Greg

Hi,

Are you using ASIO mode in Mixcraft's sound device preferences? If not, try that.

Greg

Hi,

I meant with other instruments within Kontakt.

Greg

Hi,

Chrome is blocking FTP sites. Try it with a different browser.

Greg

Hi,

MIDI doesn't work that way. If the virtual instrument you're using has a tuning option, you can use that.

Otherwise, you could convert it to audio, and then use the Transpose option on the Sound tab, typing in fractional values if needed, like 0.3 or whatever.

Greg

Hi,

Does it happen with any instrument?

Please submit an Acoustica Support Request and send us the project file.

Greg

Hi,

Please read this post: https://forums.acoustica.com/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=24566

Greg

Hi,

No effects, additional instruments or special settings in Kontakt 6?

Greg

Hi,

It's out of sync the moment you import it? Even before you unlink the video?

Is it out of sync if you watch it in Windows Media Player or some other program?

Greg

Hi,

Are you using ASIO mode in Mixcraft's Sound Device preferences? Are you using Mixcraft 9.0 build 469?

Greg

Hi,

Just select the sound and turn off warping on the Sound tab.

Greg

Hi,

Make sure that you don't have Auto Beatmatch enabled in Mixcraft, in case it changed the tempo of the sound. Look at the audio on the Sound tab and make sure it's set to Time Stretch and that the value is set to 100%.

Greg