[AverageJoe]

In my experience, the EASIEST and most accurate, and least Hard drive consuming way to make a click track is to get 2 samples - one for a loud click (for beat 1) and one for a quieter click (for the weak beats). Import these 2 samples to your session which will only take a tiny tiny bit of HD space. Then start copying them to your grid.

Using a MIDI click that is triggered each time will not give very accurate results. Nor will syncing a drum machine via MIDI and printing the whole song length of click.

With the above method, you can also change tempos easily in pre-production stage, and you just have to adjust your samples.

I have 2 MPC click samples that I will email anyone who wants them.

I used to try to route my sound manager out to PT, and I also used to use my modules for a click and this is so much easier.