@do I noticed crackling samples also in the patch "Native Djuns" when playing the kit "Tripzilla".

I'm a computer engineer by profession, finding bugs is my job

@do I noticed crackling samples also in the patch "Native Djuns" when playing the kit "Tripzilla".

I'm a computer engineer by profession, finding bugs is my job

When playing kit "Natural Taikos", the VI Taikos track crackles randomly on the release tail. Is there something special about this patch as I've only noticed this happening with this particular patch?

@do And regarding whether this only affects projects where the tempo has not been set, that is untrue. The dragged MIDI clip will always affect automation of the tempo in Ableton Live.

Actually there is.

The tempo event is not mandatory in the MIDI file format, and will be assumed to be 120 if it's missing. When importing a MIDI clip in Ableton Live, if the tempo event is not found in the MIDI file, tempo automation changes are not created. The same goes for time signature, 4/4 is assumed and no signature changes are made in the DAW.

And even if you wanted to keep the tempo and time signature events in the exported MIDI files, it would be better to at least apply the current host tempo into the clip that is being dragged instead of some arbitrary number, which, to be honest, looks like an uninitialized variable or just garbage from memory.

Currently when dragging a clip from PercX to Ableton Live, it automatically also adds a tempo change to the underlying song for the duration of the clip. Is there a way to disable this? In other plugins where MIDI clip dragging is a feature, the clip does not include MIDI tempo information and this mode of operation should be the default in PercX as well. The tempo of the clip seems to always be 7,5 BPM.