Removing tempo sound

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hiddensight
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2005/05/31 21:36:23 (permalink)

Removing tempo sound

Hello

I am trying to record audio into cakewalk pro audio and it has a tempo sound. This sound comes out in the final result. any idea if i can stop it?
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    Phrauge
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    RE: Removing tempo sound 2005/06/03 18:19:29 (permalink)
    What sound card are you using? If it's an Audigy/Sound Blaster, turn off the "What You Hear" in the Audigy.
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    RE: Removing tempo sound 2008/04/27 18:47:23 (permalink)
    I have a Sound Blaster, and with win2k there isn't a "What you hear" box to tick...I have the same problem as the OP, and can only get around it (so far) by recording in CoolEdit
    then dropping the *.wav file into CWPA then sliding the track until it matches what's already there...PITA. I'm a Noob so I'm sure I've missed something in setup, still going
    through the Manual...
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    RE: Removing tempo sound 2008/04/28 00:11:05 (permalink)
    You can turn off the metronome (I'm assuming that's what you mean by tempo sound). The metronome can play during recording and during playback. Is it possible the metronome is set to play during playback?

    --Larry

    PS: If I remember correctly, the "What you hear" option can also be called something like "Stereo Mix" and they appear in the recording options of the Windows mixer (the speaker icon in the system tray), not the playback section.

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    Remnant
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    RE: Removing tempo sound 2008/09/03 10:11:02 (permalink)

    ORIGINAL: Phrauge

    What sound card are you using? If it's an Audigy/Sound Blaster, turn off the "What You Hear" in the Audigy.



    Now with a new card, if I turn off "What You Hear" then I can't render the SW Synth midi data to audio...
    I think that Larry has it right - turn off the metronome...now if I can remember where the dang thing is...

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    tommyguitar5000
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    RE: Removing tempo sound 2008/10/28 16:16:17 (permalink)
    In old CakeWalk Professional (3.0), it is the first choice under the "Settings" tab.
    Try that, it may work.
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    RE: Removing tempo sound 2008/11/10 18:57:14 (permalink)
    In pro9 it is:
    options, project, clickm on metronome tab and uncheck playback and recording. The metronome will not play then. If you don't save the project, next time it will come on again.

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