Audio Metronome routing suggestion

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2012/11/22 02:05:38 (permalink)

Audio Metronome routing suggestion

I have seen many guys asking how to export audio metronome.  Why not make things easy:
Audio metronome could appear in the track inputs, just like soft synths do. To keep it hidden for users that don't need it there should be a checkbox in Preferences/Metronome: [ ] Show Audio Metronome in inputs, off by default.
 
That's what I would do if SONAR was my creature. :-)
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    Saxon1066
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    Re:Audio Metronome routing suggestion 2012/11/22 03:08:27 (permalink)
    Great point, Pan.  I hope Cake listens to you.  I have been painstakingly making audio track metronomes since Sonar 2.  Of course I have to slice up the clips in case I decide to change the tempo! 
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    Re:Audio Metronome routing suggestion 2012/11/22 03:51:04 (permalink)
    Use a Midi metronome and you'll never have to slice again, irrespective of tempo changes

    I use Session Drummer for this, but anything will do - even the TTS-1

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