I know somebody already posted about this but I am not about to use the board's stellar search function to look for it. God knows I really don't need another drum vst and I have a few issues with this thing, or at least with the demo. Correct me if you know otherwise. Sync to host doesn't exactly sync to host. All I can get it to do is sync to the master tempo but it doesn't start at the start of a bar. It just starts the instant you hit start and I am no match for the computer's timing.

You can't export the patterns as MIDI files? I love step sequencers but not when you can't export them as MIDI files for further editing, especially if (read 1.) the sync to host doesn't exactly sync to host. Other than that I like the sounds and how you can fiddle around with them. Beats me wrote: 1. Sync to host doesn't exactly sync to host.

All I can get it to do is sync to the master tempo but it doesn't start at the start of a bar. It just starts the instant you hit start and I am no match for the computer's timing. Had the same prob.

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The code you have noted is what you type in to the manufactureres website box when they show it to you and they usually give you an unlock key, or a download link once you have paid for the update. Magix audio cleaning lab manual. If the update is supposed to be free, and none of this helps, contact them and ask for directions.

Here's my workaround (or intended feature?!?) -1. Switch on host sync and pattern mode in the adm.

Audio Software Developer specialised in emulating 303, 808 and 909 synths.

Than create a midi clip in which you put a note about the lenght of your pattern. Pressing play starts the adm sequencer.

The 'normal' host sync seems to be not implemented. Can't be done. Beats me wrote: 1. Sync to host doesn't exactly sync to host.

All I can get it to do is sync to the master tempo but it doesn't start at the start of a bar. It just starts the instant you hit start and I am no match for the computer's timing. Had the same prob. Here's my workaround (or intended feature?!?) -1. Switch on host sync and pattern mode in the adm. Than create a midi clip in which you put a note about the lenght of your pattern. Pressing play starts the adm sequencer.

The 'normal' host sync seems to be not implemented. Can't be done This is the way all AR products work. It's a feature.

Beats me wrote:I don't really understand the theory that you wouldn't have a proper 303 or 808 emulation if you could export MIDI patterns. That's silly. Concerning the 303, it makes sense since the slide can't be really transcribed in midi. I thought it might have something to do with not being able to translate certain parameters into MIDI, although that still confuses me since a lot of VST synths have 100+ parameters that translate just fine. But even if that is the case I still think it would be a good option to have even if certain parameters didn't translate and have it so you could import the pattern back into the plugin.

For example you could write your basic pattern in the DAW sequencer and then import that into the plugin and add the parameters that won't translate. Beats me wrote:I don't really understand the theory that you wouldn't have a proper 303 or 808 emulation if you could export MIDI patterns. That's silly. Concerning the 303, it makes sense since the slide can't be really transcribed in midi. You can just record the midi output to another track and export that.

As far as the slides go, if I rmember correctly writing overlapping notes gives a slide. Could be wrong tho. You can't really overlap a note with itself. But if you 'slide' twice the same note, you'll get a different sound, even more if you accent the 2nd. Anyway, from my experience exporting a pattern to midi sounds different to playing 'the same' pattern on the step seq.