I have recorded 4 measures of the built in metronome at 120 to an audio track using patch points. I've trimmed it and converted it to a groove clip so I can loop it out as far as I want to or change tempos. After converting the audio track to a groove clip, I'm getting several conditions that are resulting in hearing double clicks on each beat - as if there's a slapback delay on it.
It's less bad if, before converting to a groove clip, I record one extra click and then slip edit that one out than it is if I stop recording after the beat 4 click and then extend my selection to the start of the next measure. Sometimes, the doubled beats show up immediately upon conversion, sometimes I'm not getting them unless I change the tempo of the track say from 120 down to 90.
Can anyone give me a little wisdom here? What I'm really trying to set up is a template file with a flexible audio track metronome.
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Seth Gamba
Here is the scenario:
I have recorded 4 measures of the built in metronome at 120 to an audio track using patch points. I've trimmed it and converted it to a groove clip so I can loop it out as far as I want to or change tempos. After converting the audio track to a groove clip, I'm getting several conditions that are resulting in hearing double clicks on each beat - as if there's a slapback delay on it.
It's less bad if, before converting to a groove clip, I record one extra click and then slip edit that one out than it is if I stop recording after the beat 4 click and then extend my selection to the start of the next measure. Sometimes, the doubled beats show up immediately upon conversion, sometimes I'm not getting them unless I change the tempo of the track say from 120 down to 90.
Can anyone give me a little wisdom here? What I'm really trying to set up is a template file with a flexible audio track metronome.
Thanks,
Seth
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