Any ideas of what I can do to change this? I certainly don't want to do all of my loops in a tempo of 120bpm. So, what am I doing wrong? It seems Magix programs do just fine, but Samplitude programs do not. This creates huge problems, especially when I tell people a loop in 90bpm, sounds like it is 90bpm, but when put into a song with a bpm of 90, it drags and is useless. So, it looks like the problem lies in the export of the file as a wav. If I export the loop as a MIDI loop, the tempo is just fine and will import into another DAW as 90bpm. When I try to use the exported loop in another DAW (Magix 2013 for instance), the loop will import at a different tempo.in this case 108 bpm. So everything looks and sounds great and all are at 90bpm.
I also made sure the VIP project was at 90bpm. I created the object using the "Open New MIDI object" tool (8 bars and tempo 90bpm using 16th notes). Let's say I record a midi loop at 90 bpm using the Pop Brass vst. Then I export the loop as a wav file and here is where the problem comes in. When I finish with a loop, I can edit using the piano roll to make sure notes are all correct, etc. When I record MIDI, I use an M-Audio Oxygen 49 and assign the virtual instruments with that controller. I have use Magix products for years and recently bought both Samplitude 11.5 Producer Edition and Samplitude Music Maker 2014 (both purchased because of the great virtual insturments).
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