favorite metronome /click plug-in?
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favorite metronome /click plug-in?
any one have any favorites? I used to use the TL Metro with the HD rig, but that's gone. looking for a VST or AU replacement.
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I was looking for a free RTAS one, well I'd pay a little for it. The standand protools click track has an aweful interface, something with all the tempo, accent options, and time signature options will a slick menu would be great.
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Re: favorite metronome /click plug-in?
The TL Metro is now included as RTAS in ProTools 8 LE/M-powered. I like the Urei click sounds a lot, since it's what I'm used to. Urei click with no accent is generally what is always used on scoring sessions. One company even makes a "Click Kicker" that converts any click sound to a Urei click. I also don't mind PT's basic "Click" plug when set to MPC click. It's a basic plug but I don't think it's that bad as long as it's set to that.vikingrecording wrote:I used to use the TL Metro with the HD rig, but that's gone. looking for a VST or AU replacement.
Hint: you can set PT's click to play note subdivisions by dropping a new meter marker. In the dialog box that appears, set the click value to 8ths or 16ths or whatever. Seems obvious but it's often overlooked.
I never really "got" using sticks or cowbells for clicks- they are annoying to listen to and prone to headphone leakage/crosstalk, etc, but some people insist on them.
I guess that's not too helpful for you, though, since you're looking for VST/AU. But I had coffee and feel chatty now.
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Re: favorite metronome /click plug-in?
Hey thats good info! I'm planning on upgrading in the near future...so I'll be happy with that.jmiller wrote:The TL Metro is now included as RTAS in ProTools 8 LE/M-powered.vikingrecording wrote:I used to use the TL Metro with the HD rig, but that's gone. looking for a VST or AU replacement.
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Under VST Fruity Loops makes an incredibly flexible and versatile metronome [add swing, anyone?] (and it's so much more, as well).
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any virtual instrument or drum machine can be used as a metronome.
Even if you don't upgrade to PT 8, you can use a bunch of the new plugins in 7.4. Get them free on the digi site.
I'll either use TL Metro, or boom for a click.
Sometimes I'll do a couple of tracks in ticks mode and do region loops (which will automatically adjust to fit tempo changes) for a custom click track.
Even if you don't upgrade to PT 8, you can use a bunch of the new plugins in 7.4. Get them free on the digi site.
I'll either use TL Metro, or boom for a click.
Sometimes I'll do a couple of tracks in ticks mode and do region loops (which will automatically adjust to fit tempo changes) for a custom click track.
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