Īnnoyingly, the TL Metro plugin allowed you to use any samples of your own choice. i have asked for all these years that they make the sample length longer so we can use our own Samples for the click, and not have the sounds that exist sound chopped and HARSH. it cuts off the end of every sample used for the PT Click. this is very important to your brain though. the sound of the click in pro tools is limited to 150ms, this means the decay of any sound is gone. Īs far as using your own sounds in the pro tools click - you can BUT as i noted some 10 years + back. make these tracks Elastic Active and they will change with your tempo changes if you have any. i do this so i can add time divisions by just making a new track and drag gin the click i have into the sub-divisions. this way you always know in the audio world that all is good with your click. and ALWAYS record your click to a track as audio. Record your own loops or click to play and record with. If you hea the unaccented sound first, then you are definitely starting recording/playback after beat one. Set the accented beat in the Click II plugin to a very different sound, and then you should be able to hear if that is being triggered as beat one. tick number.Īs long as you start with beat number = 1 and tick number = 000, no matter what the bar number is, then you should hear the accented downbeat sound first, not fourth. But to your ears, that would sound like the first three beats are unaccented and then the fourth beat is accented.Ĭheck the bars/beats main display in the transport window, or edit window if you have it displaying transport controls, to make sure it says something like 1.1.000, which is bar number.
You may be starting playback/recording not exactly on beat one of a bar, but a very small amount later, which means beat one wouldn't trigger, meaning you would hear beats 2, 3 and 4, then beat one of the next bar. Pages 400-402 of the Pro Tools 12 Reference Guide covers click setup in the Pro Tools app itself, including setting up a MIDI click instead if you prefer.Īnd, by the way, the accented click is on the downbeat, i.e. You can adjust the volume of the downbeat click and the other clicks independently. You can change the sound, and have one sound for the downbeat of the bar, and another for the other beats. That tells you all you need to know about changing the parameters of the plugin itself.
Is there a preference I can change so all clicks sound the same? Thanks.Īssuming you are on Pro Tools 12, and using the Click II PLUGIN, go to page 330 of the Pro Tools 12 Audio Plugins Guide. Is there a way to change the sound of the click track? Currently (by default) the fourth click is more emphized than the previous three.
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