[Rwp] Metronome volume

[Chris Belle]

That's actually my prefered way of working.
Then in case of latency or any other issues of timing, you always know 
exactly where you are because unless you move it,
it's an absolute.
Some of us who used sonar for ever are used to that slippery drifting 
metronome in
that DAW, they've fixed it now, but that's for later less accessible 
versions.
So we always tended to make a timing track independant from the system 
metronome,
I always recommended it to my students, this has the advantage of volume 
control, as well as more practical application such as using a drum beat 
or some more configurable time reference, also being able to stop it 
when the song ends to thwart headphone bleed and that sort of work flow 
necessity.


On 4/13/2016 5:48 AM, James Teh wrote:
> You can insert a click source on a track, though.
>
> On 13/04/2016 8:47 PM, Patrick Perdue wrote:
>> Well, boring. I just tried routing the metronome to a ReaRoute 
>> output, then back in through another track, and it didn't work, 
>> although it looks like it should have.
>> This may seem like one of those things where it isn't practical, 
>> necessarily, but imagine routing the metronome to a few different 
>> subs. Your drummer says "make the click louder!" while the saxophone 
>> player says "turn it down!" Yet, you don't want to affect the monitor 
>> mixes in any other way.
>> It looks like you should be able to do this by using an arbitrary 
>> track set to monitor only, use ReaRoute for the input, set the 
>> metronome to that output, then route to any given set of 
>> tracks/outputs as you might need, but this doesn't seem to actually 
>> work on my setup, anyway. The meter on the track the metronome should 
>> be routed to shows no audio while the metronome is playing.
>>
>> I did route SoundForge directly to Reaper using the same virtual asio 
>> device and stereo pair just to make sure it worked, which it did. 
>> Seems that Reaper either can't send to it's own ReaRoute output from 
>> the metronome, though the option is available, or something else is 
>> going on.
>> Oh, I also used Reaper to send a track output to ReaRoute, then 
>> recorded it with SoundForge, and that worked as well.
>>
>> On 4/13/2016 3:43 AM, Chris Belle wrote:
>>> Hey Patrick, this looks like an empty message some how.
>>> I looked and there are some sws extension actions on raising and
>>> lowering metronome volume, they aren't bound to any keys, but try 
>>> those.
>>> There is also the dialogue for alt shift m,
>>> where you can control different aspects of the beat including volume.
>>>
>>>
>>> On 4/12/2016 9:51 PM, Patrick Perdue wrote:
>>>> On 4/12/2016 10:13 PM, Marion & Martin wrote:
>>>>> Dear all,
>>>>>
>>>>>     When I am recording, I am having difficulty hearing the metronome
>>>>> over what I am recording. How is the volume of the metronome 
>>>>> adjusted?
>>>>>
>>>>> Marion
>>>>>
>>>>>
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