Hello guys!

Recently I've been trying to use the audio chord wizard to create some drums tracks (and others things) for my band (since we don't have a drummer yet).

So, while trying to use this function (after watching the official tutorial and some other tutorials in youtube) I'm getting some problems when trying to get the right tempo/bars of an imported mp3 audio song.

For example, using the song Go with the Flow by Queens of the Stone Age that has a tempo around 159-160bpm, I was able to get the right bpm count while trying to manually insert the bars in the middle of the song and the using the auto-marking button (as in screenshot 1), but then the audio track is removed (the whole audio track before the bar I set as the first one) but the bars and tempos are set properly for the rest of the song (screenshot 2).

So, to avoid this I'm doing what I'm supposed to do that is select the first manual bar at the beginning of the audio track and then in the next bar another one, so BIAB auto would detect all the others ones as the previous example, but here is where I'm getting another problem. After selecting the first two bars the audio track is moved a couple of second ahead and the bpm counting is messed up showing me much highers bpm (screenshot 3, instead of showing me ~160bpm it goes up to 203.5bpm so then the whole song is set up to 203bpm)

I don't know what to do now, as I told you before I need this to create some drums track and as far as I know this function should be working as selecting the first and the second bar and the let the program auto measure all the other bars, but as mentioned before if I do this the whole bpm count is not right.

Can anyone one provide some details on how to use it property or what I'm doing wrong???

Thank you guys

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