Drum track sounds weird in Music Creator 4

Hey Everyone! I'm brand new to the forum but not new to Cakewalk; I've had a copy of Cakewalk Music Creator 4 for a LONG time now, but recently got serious about recording. I purchased Fruity Loops 10 Fruity Edition and though I can't record with it, I have MC4; I've created some drum tracks with FL, and, as far as I know, to use them in MC4, I export the tracks as a wav or mp3 or midi... the midi isn't working for me, the mp3 sounds great but I can copy the track (back to back) to play for a long period of time. I can't combine three tracks I made because the program leaves a gap in between them, and the wave exports sound like CRAP! All I want to do is record guitars over my drum tracks, but it seems I am missing something... and I going about the process right in exporting the drums in FL 10 to wav/mp3 or, am I supposed to do something else? I've been searching for clues but nothing really makes sense to me. Thanks for your time! I feel that maybe MC4 is too outdated or something. Cullen

OOOH, I will have to check that setting (wherever that is lol). As for making drum loops in MC; I purchased Session Drummer 2.0 and it made my Cakewalk spaz out :/ As for FL clips, they sound just like they do on FL when played though Windows Media Player; The way they sound, as a wav, on MC is slow, choppy and delayed. Thanks for the suggestions! Hope you can help me further bro! -Cullen-

What sound card and driver setting are you using on that computer?

One thing I think I noticed... when you are recording drums on MC4, are you supposed to set up your drum loop on your VST, set up your audio/midi to record, start your drum vst and press record??? I was trying to do this yesterday, BUT, my FL vst in MC4 wouldn't produce any output :/

OH... so, making tracks with FL before hand isn't the way to do it? So, use a midi track with FL VST as the output... let me try this out. Oh, I see you are from NC; I'm originally from Jacksonville NC :D Anywho, I might be PM you for more help. THANKS so much!

Well, I guess my problem is setting up MC4. I'm tried all 3 driver settings (ASIO, WDM and MME) and I can never figure out which one works when it does work. Here is my setup: MC4 FL10 M-Audio Fast Track for my guitar. I've made some drum tracks with FL10 and tried to drag-n-drop on MC4; the wav sounds like garbage... I don't think that is the right way to do it, as I saw in a demo, you open your drum vst in MC4 and set up your i/o puts... that is where my issue is! I am such a noob, I have an idea of what it means to arm a track lol... I guess I don't know what options to choose when I open the soft-sync (FL) and what i/o puts to use. I got it to work ONCE this morning, but didn't take note of what drivers I used or settings. I'm sorry for being a noob and I am doing research lol.

  And I'm not there anymore :/ My dad was a Marine :D He was stationed at New River though.

OK.... so the M-audio should be used as the in/out for everything and it should run the ASIO driver.  The choppy audio that is out of time  sounds like the wrong driver is being used. 

I think you can probably use FL10 as a VST if you wanted to if FL runs in VST mode in a DAW like MC4. 

I use a few things that are able to run as VST's but I choose not to use them that way. I create the track and then export it to a folder as a wave and import it to the audio track in Cake. 

Get the driver situation worked out first...then see what works with FL10 and making tracks in MC4.