Avid can you please sort out the click track & Click 2 plugin

[studioj11]

Interesting... so there must be a certain kind of plugin behavior that conflicts with the implementation of click II. Maybe there is a way those plugins treat host sync that is different to say Waves Element which doesn't seem to cause this behavior (even in arp mode). alt VI routing to from metronome does function as a workaround.

[clausiii]

Originally Posted by RyanC

I prefer click to be a plugin, to me it fits the whole aesthetic of protools giving the end user flexibility.

IE you can route it to a headphone system with a pre-fade aux and be able to set it independently in the control room without messing with the level in peoples cans. Limited click options in other DAWs don't allow for this.

Good point!

[mesaone]

So does the metronome work well enough when set to Boom instead of Click?

[YKlein]

Originally Posted by SpinningDisk

Addictive keys or Addictive drums? I found Addictive Keys to caused trouble in PT 11. CPU spikes etc.. I'll load click track and see if it might be causing the click trouble.
Just a thought.

Disk


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk.

Addictive plugs are VERY cpu friendly.
I'm using it about 7 hours a day almost every day. It's a set and forget plug in. Pro tools 11 was rolled out full of bugs, and sold for top dollar as an upgrade from 9, so avid could get some early revenue. We should all get a free update to PT 12, or at least some promotions to cover our pain


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[Philthy]

Originally Posted by RyanC

I prefer click to be a plugin, to me it fits the whole aesthetic of protools giving the end user flexibility.

IE you can route it to a headphone system with a pre-fade aux and be able to set it independently in the control room without messing with the level in peoples cans. Limited click options in other DAWs don't allow for this.

Ditto'd.