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dubstep_it_up
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CUBASE QUESTION - PLEASE HELP

Post by dubstep_it_up » Sat Aug 08, 2009 9:19 pm

Ok peeps just a quick question.
I tried the search in the forum but couldnt find the right help or topic

The question is:
I am currently trying to mixdown my tune in Cubase, i have been reading this: http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/sep05/a ... setech.htm
and understand that you cant mixdown the MIDI files, etc....
SO.... i export the file as a Audio Mixdown as a WAV, then import the file back in... BUT the BPM of the file is way too slow!!!

What exactly am i doing wrong and what shall i do to overcome this problem

Thanks for the time in reading this and any help is greatly apreciated!!

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Post by JFK » Sat Aug 08, 2009 9:28 pm

Are you sure that you have exported the midi file at the correct sample rate? If your track is 48 khz and you bounce the midi to 44.1 by mistake it will sound all over the place......
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Post by dubstep_it_up » Sat Aug 08, 2009 9:34 pm

PHASEten wrote:Are you sure that you have exported the midi file at the correct sample rate? If your track is 48 khz and you bounce the midi to 44.1 by mistake it will sound all over the place......
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so for exampl if its 48 khz i should export it at the same rate?
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Post by tripaddict » Sun Aug 09, 2009 2:58 am

or 22,000 depends you should use the same format you exported them in

i have this problem in soundforge often
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Post by JFK » Sun Aug 09, 2009 8:54 am

Dubstep_It_Up wrote:
PHASEten wrote:Are you sure that you have exported the midi file at the correct sample rate? If your track is 48 khz and you bounce the midi to 44.1 by mistake it will sound all over the place......
cool

so for exampl if its 48 khz i should export it at the same rate?
Yep. You got it dude :wink:

And remember to apply the same rule when you export the whole finished track as well.

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Post by dubstep_it_up » Sun Aug 09, 2009 4:59 pm

I exported at 44.1 Hz and its working now so cracked it.

Thanks for the help mate!! apreciate it...
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