Imported Track Breaks Sync rules

I’m getting “Imported Track Breaks Sync Rules” when importing a 3rd part. It imports it but adds silence to the end. 1st part is 4 bars (125BPM), 2nd part is 4 bars (125BPM), 3rd part is 16 bars (125BPM). Set to Quantized and Start and Length. Is there a different way I should be doing this? I could maybe make things equal bars, but that isn’t going to work out all the time. I want to be able to add new live recorded tracks to each part over the backing track saved on the part. The saved parts are Bass parts. Song is saved at a tempo of 125 which is exactly the tempo being exported from Logic.

I had the same problem with quantize set to ‘auto’. After setting it to quantized and set the proper bpm in the parts menu beforehand it worked like a charm. But my tracks were the same lengh. Alternatively, have you tried to import the tracks with quantize Mode set to freeform yet?

Hey there,

This will likely be fixed in an upcoming update 5.2.1 to the 5.2.0 release, this seems to be the same bug we found ourselves. Some specific use cases seem to cause issues.

Thank you for reporting!

Thanks!

Brennan, I have an Aeros running the latest 5.2.1 and am struggling mightily to import backing tracks. I have read the forums extensively as well as the release notes on this topic and still get the dreaded “Imported Track Breaks Sync Rules” . I have 8 wav files, [44.1/24] in the backing tracks folder recorded in Logic at 99bpm; a guitar track and a bass track for 4 parts. The parts are 4, 8, 8, and 6 bars respectively and the tracks are the exact same length for each part. Tracks 1 and 2, part 1 and track 1, part 2 load in without issue and sound fantastic! When I import track 2, part 2 , “Imported Track Breaks Sync Rules” occurs regardless of import settings or song settings. Track 1, part 3 and Track 1 part 4 also load in perfectly without issues but adding track 2 to parts 3 and 4 also yields the sync rule issue.

I play live A LOT with Aeros/Maestro and a send an aux click to a drummer and have hopes to improve the recordings into the Aeros as we play bigger and better gigs…

Thanks in advance for any further guidance on this! Juan Dolor

Greetings,

Adding to previous post, in free-form mode with grid off, I can import all the files and they sound great! However you then loose the click in aux and anything added on other tracks doesn’t quantize. And if you press the wrong part button on the maestro I believe you have to wait until he end of the track to change to another and stay in time.

In an ideal, perhaps fantasy world?, I’d be able to record tracks directly into the Aeros with a live drummer on click to capture the feel, and then be able to edit them in a Daw and then fly them back in……it seems so tantalizingly close to possible but that I’m just missing the knowledge or skill.

Thnxs for any further assistance ~ Juan D

Hi Juan,

Thank you for reaching out! Please send all your used files and a summary to support@singularsound.com, and I’ll help you resolve the issue. If possible, also include a picture or video if you see fit.

I don’t know if you’ve been able to resolve this issue yet, but what I did to get this to work is to set it to AUTO and LENGTH, and then make sure the range for BPM is within the range for my song. Then, when I import the first Backing Track, the tempo gets set to the BPM of that track. At that point, I can then upload the rest of my Backing Tracks and they all sound great and I can lay other tracks down with them that sync up beautifully. (I’m going to start another threat with the issue I’m trying to solve, which is related to yours but different!). Hope that helps - my guess is they’ve already got you sorted. :slight_smile:

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So happy to have found this suggestion.

I’m struggling to get DAW exported 16/24 wav files of the same length to import into a Quantized song without the sync error. I’ll submit my files to support@singularsound.com.

Sooo close!

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