Martin Vigesaa

Update 2: If i actually record the metronome track as audio, I can go back and export the song+metronome audio. This will work for what i'm trying to do, but would like a method that doesn't require the extra step of recording the metronome audio for the entire song, then exporting the song. Is this possible?

I tried the patch point just now. It is routing back to the channels and I can hear it out the master output, however, when I export, the click is still not audible. Am I exporting properly? Mon 1 is where my Master bus outputs to (See image) I'm having issues getting session drummer audio to the main mix as well. This issue may be with all non-audio tracks. (I rarely use midi, synths, etc.)

First, my goal is to simply, quickly get the metronome audio to a stereo mp3 mix for the purpose of practice mixes I can send to musicians or another studio so they can have a click on the left channel and music on right channel for example. 1. Is there a simple way to record the built in metronome as audio on a track without manually routing an audio output back into an input on an audio interface? 2. Is it possible to add the built in metronome to a mix? I normally create a mix using File/Export/Audio, Source Category="Hardware Outputs" "Mon 1" This gives me all tracks and subgroups that are routed to the "Mon 1" EXCEPT the metronome even though it is routed there as well and can hear. 3. Other ideas? I know I could setup a track and use midi or software drum, but want to keep it quick and simple. I'm using SONAR Platinum.