This is a known issue and has been a problem for some time. Singular has been advised, well over a year ago; it might be two years by now. On a Mac, the work around is to use File>Export>Project to SD card. Usually after you do this, Synchronize will then work as long as you keep BB Manager open. Please be aware that Export>Project to SD Card will take a few minutes to complete. Just be patient.
And realize the above workaround will clobber the settings on your BB.
If you search on āsynchronizationā in this site, you will find detail on a way to save a copy of the settings and restore them after the export. Some of the posts describe steps that donāt actually work, but the basic idea of making copies of files and then copying them back does work.
If you never close the BB manager or shutoff your computer, then you can setup and use sync. Or so Iāve heard.
I understand some of the (self inflicted) challenges that led to this not being fixed already; this is not a sign of a well oiled machine.
Sadly, this doesnāt work for me on MacOS 11. The initial project import imports with missing dataā¦ Exporting the project to SD prompts me to override data to which the only answer that will allow the export to progress is āskipā.
Does singular sound provide support. Iād love to work with someone to get this resolved.
I had future plans of buying the looper and the maestro, but this is discouraging.
Hi, Neil. Do you mean Export to MIDI? If so, some users report that some of their exported files are corrupt and they canāt be opened in a DAW. Other users report that the files exported to MIDI are intact and functional.
I think SS tried to fix it in some of their beta releases of the BBM.
Please forgive me if what Iām asking is in a previous response but there is a couple of hundred replies above that are pretty time consuming to go through. Is the latest BBM software good to go for windows, are there any bugs/detrimental changes I should know about?
Nothing has changed since our latest update in this post. If there are any issues when using the BBManager in your Windows machine, please email me at support@singularsound.com
It is all still being worked on. When we have updates, we post them to the forum first. Regarding guides, I imagine you mean the updated manuals? If so, we update them when we release the official updates.
At this point (after far too many years of promisesā¦ almost comical) Iād withdraw any hope of enhancements, but I would LOVE IT if the bugs were simply taken out of the existing BBM. Maybe that could be a new focus?
Like the errors you get when you try to sync to an SD card but your song has an accent hit (you have to just keep clicking OK on the errors until it finally saves).
OR
An even more annoying bug, the BBM lets you insert midi files in songs and then randomly says a file canāt be parsed, preventing from any other midi files to be inserted. You then have to restart the program.
I know theyāve said the code is junk and a rewrite is necessaryā¦ but seriously.
I like the Beatbuddy and the software is a good theoretical idea, but it has a GUI that seems (oddly) pre-2016. Itās like something from the early 00ās (I keep expecting to hear the sound of dial-up internet).
Sadly, I think the high price point of Aeros for itās limited features relative to competitors will do one of two things: A) Kill it and they will have time to work on their unmatched premium product, the Beatbuddy, or B) Kill it and they will become more distracted by the need to compete with a new product. Either one is not good for a company I like.
Here is an idea. Invest in yourself. Double down on the Beatbuddy (product family) and advertising for it while creating a premium editing interface. Game over for any pseudo-drum competitor!