Jaap Geraerts

On 5/7/2021 at 3:28 AM, John Vere said:

The OP actually doesn't need a waltz, The song they posted is a 6/8 slow blues-- big difference. 

@Jaap Geraerts   let me know if the midi file works for you. 

It does, many thanks!

15 hours ago, John Vere said:

You are correct and it's why I often avoid using the metronome.  I use drum patterns instead, most originated with my Roland 505 drum machine. 

Here are a few of my midi drum patterns as well as the Tennessee Waltz which has bass and strings as well.

Make sure you have NO midi output devices selected in Preferences and the TTS-1 should load and play these files. 

waltz beat 85 BPM.mid 4.62 kB · 1 download WALTZ 2 104 BPM.mid 3.9 kB · 0 downloads Waltz 3 122 BPM.mid 4.69 kB · 2 downloads

TENNESSEE WALTZ.mid 6.71 kB · 0 downloads

That's great, thanks so much!

17 hours ago, Colin Nicholls said:

Um... define "Waltz feel". The metronome should provide a "BAP  bip  bip  BAP  bip  bip" without any difficulty.

Yeah, that's correct, that's very easy to do, but that won't help if the feel of the song is different, e.g. something like:

I'm new to all of this, so apologies in advance if I ask a very silly question. I want to create a simple click track and need to change my metronome settings. I want a Waltz, so 3/4, but when I set the 'beat per measure'  to 3 and 'beat value' to 4, I get the 3/4 time signature, but how do I create the Waltz feel? Any help would be most appreciated! :)