Click gets "Quiet" when recording commences..

[powerjoe]

I have not had this problem before. However,

I am using the "Wait for note" function when recording Midi in 6.9. Prior to hitting the trigger to commence recording, the click track is as loud as I need it. But, when I hit that first note, the click gets "quiet" even though I am maintaining the same fader level and I am using the Off function for that fader. ("off" as opposed to "read", "write..etc..).


As Jerry Seinfeld might ask: "What's up with that?"


Thanks !

Joel

[macr0w]

I have no idea.????

[bryanbassett]

I was thinking maybe some volume automation was kicking in ..but if you are not in read..?? I don't know. Is a MIDI control change possibly hitting that track?
bb

[BIG D]

Hi,

are you using the Clik plugin or a MIDI device for the click?

Big D

[powerjoe]

I'm using the click plug in. Not a midi device or trigger.

I just cannot figure it out. It is terribly annoying. I even added an eq plugin on that click track, and it gets quiet-er too.


Any other suggestions?


Thanks everyone!

[Cliffy_Boy]

You have to setup the click for reocrding and playback. There are different options for when you want to hear the click. It also may be a case of not selecting the right monitoring. Try rec enabling the midi click track.

of couse Powerjoe, you may lose a bit on the Davec and have to start a new 30 page thread with Matt all over again.

[powerjoe]

.... cliffy, always dripping with jealousy.....


My good man, I am not using a Midi click, I am using the click plug in. Now, what was that?

[Rail Jon Rogut]

Email me your session.. I want to see how you have everything routed.. sounds like you're double monitoring until you enter record.

Rail

[The Weed]

Maybe he has the Record and Playback faders unlatched in Preferences? If that's the case, then it would be possible to have a lower volume when in record than when playing back.

Cheers,