Hi Abhayadev
One problem I can hear straight up is that it sounds like you have imported the 44.1kHz files into a 48kHz session or bounced the file as 48kHz. The song plays faster and is raised in pitch compared to the multitrack files themselves.
If you can change the session back to 44.1 and/or re-bounce the mix at 44.1 we'll be able to give you feedback on the track as it should sound!
Dags
[edit: actually, that would affect the tempo but shouldn't affect the pitch so I'm not really sure what you've done. It actually sounds like the stereo file has been sampled and played back by pressing a higher key on the trigger keyboard]
[edited again - I was right the first time. Apparently it will also affect the pitch. So check that you are exporting the file at 44.1kHz in the preferences as you're rendering to mp3]
One problem I can hear straight up is that it sounds like you have imported the 44.1kHz files into a 48kHz session or bounced the file as 48kHz. The song plays faster and is raised in pitch compared to the multitrack files themselves.
If you can change the session back to 44.1 and/or re-bounce the mix at 44.1 we'll be able to give you feedback on the track as it should sound!
Dags
[edit: actually, that would affect the tempo but shouldn't affect the pitch so I'm not really sure what you've done. It actually sounds like the stereo file has been sampled and played back by pressing a higher key on the trigger keyboard]
[edited again - I was right the first time. Apparently it will also affect the pitch. So check that you are exporting the file at 44.1kHz in the preferences as you're rendering to mp3]
So many songs, so little time!