Converting Drums to Midi AD2 Problem (SOLVED)

Hi, Bill. How are you doing the conversion? Drag and drop ARA? Drum Replacer? Audiosnap? Is it multi tracked parts or a stereo file?
 
More details will help pin down might be going on.
 
Cheers.

Thanks for the help Beeps! These are old AD 1  files I recorded a while back then converted them to audio files to practice lines with. I wanted to be able to increase or decrease tempos so I tried to replace them. First by doing a whole new track with AD2 but I got the skips. Then I tried reconverting back to midi but get the same thing. I used the upright in Dim Pro for the bass and that's mostly where I'm losing notes. I can replace with PRV but seems It would be much faster to call up a new AD part rather than redo the whole thing

hmm... I see you are on X3 (if your dig is up to date) so this is probably the regular ARA audio to MIDI conversion. In which case (and you are getting dropped beats while performing it live or the MIDI program is not triggering AD2 reliably?) I'm going to have to agree with scook that your sytem is choking on itself so those buffer adjustments should help.
 
I'm still not 100% sure exactly what you are doing but if that doesn't work then of course I'm sure someone here can help get it sorted.
 
The original MIDI files are totally gone?
 
Also if you just want to change the tempo of the original audio clips you could always just turn them into Groove Clips.
 
Cheers.

I have chronic amnesia but THAT is no excuse! How the number 68 got in there and more importantly "WHY" I have no idea!  You'd think I would have thought of checking it. I suppose it was something to do with my intellagance quosion but I get sleepy when I think about it!
 

 if you just want to change the tempo of the original audio clips you could always just turn them into Groove Clips
 
Thanks Beepster! Being a professional wimp and or lazy I didn't try that either