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The MIDI file is here: Trinity

Hm. Apparently GP5 for Mac doesn't export the time signatures, and GP5 for PC doesn't export tempo changes. lol.

What I'm doing is opening the MIDI file with DP, not importing it or dropping it somewhere. Just File - Open

Guitar Pro 5.

So far I've only managed to import the tempos, but I still have to add the times signatures myself. How do I work around this?

I have had problems with the click. But in the end it was the L3 I had on the master bus that 'caused it.

wow, thanx, just what I needed

Spot on XYZ!
Removed L3 from the master buss and it all went back to normal

BTW. Might have been covered before, but is anyone else having problems with waves plugins loosing their settings when closing/opening a project in DP 5.12?

yup!
but I've ruled CS out now.
I've noticed that ezd is still messed up even when CS is removed.

No luck here either. :/

I tried some tap tempo stuff. And both the drums and the click is 98 bpm, but they still won't align together.

EDIT:
XYZ solved it for me in another thread. I had L3 on the masterbuss, and it messed with the sync. Removed it and all is good now.

I'm actually having the same problem. My click is not even close to right! I first thought this was due to Metric Halo ChannelStrip on my EzDrummer tracks, but after bouncing the the tracks and then using shift to compensate for the latency I thought was there (+/- 16ms) neither orig pos. or +/-16ms...

strange. 'cause I always get problems, but might it have to do with ezdrummer then?

anyways, when I have CS on the drum tracks for ezd the drums won't align with the click.

Anyone using this plugin? For some reason the lowest value the delay section can be set at is 16ms and that renders it kinda useless (although the manual says it can be set fot 0ms delay). Either way, I guess the delay compensation doesn't work on this since it's more of a delay than latency. How ca...

how come?

Ehum. Something simple as usual lol.
Thanx alot!

In my old cubase days I loved the way the folders worked. I usually have two tracks per guitar; one DI and one from the amp. I would then collapse the folder and start editing the "folder track", and both the DI- and amp-track would be cut/copied/pasted/erased/etc... at the same time, same...