Logic Pro 8 Metronome & quantize

ButchGTR

Logician
Is there a "EASY" way to to make the metronome click other than 1/4 notes.I've looked every where and I can't find this

on a related subject

I'm doing the sticking at the beginning of La Grange and no matter what quantize I set it to it comes out wack.I'm not playing it perfect but it shouldn't do what it's doing.(it won't play the 16 triplets)

Thanks
Butch
 
As far as the customized click, why not just record a bar or two of the pattern you want - triggering a side stick or something - and just loop the region in the Arrange Window.

As far as the quantiing problem, it's hard to say without hearing the material involved. But for sixteenth note triplets, you'd probably want a value like 16&24 or maybe just a straight 1/24 if it's all triplets and no straight sixteenths.
 
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Is there a "EASY" way to to make the metronome click other than 1/4 notes.

Method 1:
Change the time signature.

Method 2:
In Metronome Settings, engage the "Division" portion of the metronome (the default is to only hear Bars and Beats for the click). The Division is the user-definable thing (which defaults to 1/16 notes). It can be changed in the Transport (right below Time Sig). This will also change the numerical significance of the 3rd time value in the Event List (where you see Bars, Beats, DIVISION, Ticks)

Method 3:
Record your own click as a MIDI Region triggering, say, the Klopfgeist. This is most useful when you want to have the metronome start/stop when you want and automate the volume. For example, in a quiet passage of the song, I'll often automate the metronome's volume very quiet, so that bleed from the headphones (for microphone recordings) is inaudible.
 
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As far as the customized click, why not just record a bar or two of the pattern you want - triggering a side stick or something - and just loop the region in the Arrange Window.

I was hoping Logic would have a function even my ancient decrepit SR16 has. :angryfire:

As far as the quantiing problem, it's hard to say without hearing the material involved. But for sixteenth note triplets, you'd probably want a value like 16&24 or maybe just a straight 1/24 if it's all triplets and no straight sixteenths.

after trying all other options I changed the tempo and set to 1/48(thats like 32 note triplets sheeesh!!) and it came close enough to edit.Luckily it's the same pattern but because of the phrasing(the 16trips are pushed ) it gets wacky.This seems like a fault not a bug....maybe just me.:confused:
Is there a "EASY" way to to make the metronome click other than 1/4 notes.

Method 1:
Change the time signature.

Method 2:
In Metronome Settings, engage the "Division" portion of the metronome (the default is to only hear Bars and Beats for the click). The Division is the user-definable thing (which defaults to 1/16 notes). It can be changed in the Transport (right below Time Sig). This will also change the numerical significance of the 3rd time value in the Event List (where you see Bars, Beats, DIVISION, Ticks)

if you will point me "precisely" to where it's at .I can't find anything like this in preference or ...anywhere.

Method 3:
Record your own click as a MIDI Region triggering, say, the Klopfgeist. This is most useful when you want to have the metronome start/stop when you want and automate the volume. For example, in a quiet passage of the song, I'll often automate the metronome's volume very quiet, so that bleed from the headphones (for microphone recordings) is inaudible
.

I remember I did this original a week or so ago asa work around (which I see no need for such a simple basic function I was using it for).When i re visited it was out of wack so I deemed it not workable and reluctantly started over......which I had to with the whole drum track because Logic made all the notes in the midi regions disappear...POOF!!!....that's only the beginning....PT 8 (or anything but Logics logic)is looking more inviting everyday...

Thanks guys

Butch" not feeling the Logic love" Price
 
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Method 2:
In Metronome Settings, engage the "Division" portion of the metronome (the default is to only hear Bars and Beats for the click). The Division is the user-definable thing (which defaults to 1/16 notes). It can be changed in the Transport (right below Time Sig). This will also change the numerical significance of the 3rd time value in the Event List (where you see Bars, Beats, DIVISION, Ticks)

if you will point me "precisely" to where it's at .I can't find anything like this in preference or ...anywhere.

In the Toolbar > Settings >Metronome.
 
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