Audio .cdg out of sync after splitting / re-joining

[EdS]

Most of the time, I am changing the pitch ever so slightly, so I can play a piano along with the tracks and have them all in tune. I am using Adobe Audition and trust me - it DOESN'T change pitch an speed simultaneously anyway. I consider myself an expert with Adobe Audition, and the huge time disparities I am experiencing (3-4 seconds) could never be explained by any small aberration which might result from using Adobe Audition.

And, as I said, the commercial tracks don't behave this way. So ... would you folks please please look into the SongVerter program to see if it mis-interprets KHP's .CDG file info? I have spent a long time working on 300+ tracks to normalize them all to the same pitch reference (A=440) so it would be very disappointing to not be able to utilize the fruits of this extensive labor. I would be very grateful if you could help me out here.

[ddouglass]

The pitch shift you are using is non-standard and I doubt that there is anything MTU can do about it since there programs all use the same steps of shift for all their key changes.
Maybe the best way for you to do this is to make your pitch changes to the audio before you add the lyrics in KHPro. Then the combined file will be set correctly.
Other than that your best bet would be to submit a support ticket because I doubt anyone in the forums can offer you any help with it.

[EdS]

Pitch shift is not the issue here. And hind sight is always wonderful. The reason that I purchased this software was to help correct my problems that resulted from not being diligent in the first place.

I will submit this ticket you refer to, once I figure out how to do that. Thanks for trying to help, Ed.

[EdS]

Well, about two weeks ago I sent in a ticket, as you suggested, for help on this issue, and today, for the VERY FIRST time, I get this response:

[ Your ticket at MTU.com has been Closed and assigned ID: 16651-7330041325 ]

I NEVER got so much as a "good mornin' " from these people. That's not like the MTU I used to know. Not even a way to contact them, because it is from a "Do Not Reply" email address.

[ddouglass]

Is there a link on that page to view your ticket? If so go to it and you should be able to add another email to it. If not submit another ticket and give them as much detail as you can on what the problem is.
What are you using to play these songs for your performance?
If it is Hoster you can import one in the WAV+CDG format and see if it is sync at that point. Microstudio will work for this too. My guess is it won't be.

[EdS]

I give up. No link. They also think that the problem is for Hoster. I specifically said "Songverter" but true to form, I didn't get a copy of what I sent them and it's nowhere t be found. I don't think anybody really reads these. I think they just have a computer that reads them and sends back replies. I can't even search the ticket number to see if I made a mistake. The tickets seem to disappear into a big black hole.

[ddouglass]

Not sure why this is happening. It isn't like them and no a computer doesn't swallow up the tickets....I hope that isn't what is happening anyway.
I will call them in the morning and check on what happened. The only way I can't think whythey would have thought it was Hoster unless you didn't select Songverter on the list of products in the form. (Hoster would be the top one.)