Can u use click or metronome with low latancy on?

[idolizetravis]

Can u use the click or metronome with low latancy on? If so please explain how to do so.

[Slemmu]

Hi there! If you want to use the click plug-in with the low latency monitoring on, you have to create an audio track instead of AUX track and use the click plugin there. Check out these free sample movies. There's a movie called using click tracks.

[albee1952]

You may want to do what I did to save time. I created 4 bar clicks(.wav) at several tempos and saved them to a folder naming them 110bpm, 105bpm, etc. Whenever I need a click, I just import the closest bpm wave file and time stretch/compress it to the grid for 4 bars>highlight the region>Alt-R(repeat) 30-40 times and my click is ready to go.

[will the moor]

I do the same as albee. I'm such a comformist.

[Rail Jon Rogut]

Set the input to the Aux Track with the click plug-in to an unused bus.

Rail

[Chris Cavell]

Set the input to the Aux Track with the click plug-in to an unused bus.

Rail

Rail, this no longer seems to work universally in 6.9 LE. I'll need to do a few more tests to see exactly when it does and does not work in 6.9...but I know for sure it doesn't always work anymore. In my latest session at 96k, the click plugin required a hardware input, not just a buss input, in order to work at all...which of course results in a disabled plugin when in Low Latency mode.

[halfguard]

it doesnt work for me either. ive had to use an audio track.

[Rail Jon Rogut]

You can still fake it out by putting a Trim plug-in in front of the click plug-in and using an unused bus for the Aux Track's input.

Rail

[bigbubbaj]

LE has a Trim Plugin?

Hmmm. Something new every day!

[Chris Cavell]

You can still fake it out by putting a Trim plug-in in front of the click plug-in and using an unused bus for the Aux Track's input.

Rail

Clever!!!