When im trying to record in logic pro.... there is a backdrop beat almost like a metronome and i want to turn it off when im listening to what ive produced and when im recording.....any help would be appreciated. thanks.
Logic Pro
Answer's in the manual. Or, you can use the help menu. Good luck.
BTW, just out of curiosity, I was wondering why are you working with Logic Pro? Why did you decide to buy it to do your audio production?
Answer's in the manual. Or, you can use the help menu. Good luck.
BTW, just out of curiosity, I was wondering why are you working with Logic Pro? Why did you decide to buy it to do your audio production?
Good example of what I've been talking about at the end of these posts.
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3887290?answerId=18173407022#18173407022
It IS a metronome!
Go into the online help and type Metronome... it will probably be the very first selection.
😮 You got to be kidding me!! Sorry to say this, but this one's probably the best I've read here. I'm speechless... Hopefully, the Logic devs don't come here or they'll be discouraged that such good software falls under these hands... Sorry to the OP, obviously you don't realize what you just wrote.
Haunted Logic Pro
has a metronome
almost like a metronome
but more than a metronome
it is a backdrop beating beat
or click?
or tick?
or tock?
Or all of the above?
Or is it a Poltergeist?
Or more like a dead drummer boy?
Or is it a Dutch "Klopgeest"?
At the bottom of your window, the rightmost button in your Transport area resembles a metronome. It turns blue when it's selected.
Click that button, so that it turns grey. Your metronome should now be turned off.
Don't be discouraged.
Just answer the question or be quiet.
Thanks to Oragnaism for bering helpful.
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My pleasure ksteiger. Glad to help.
Never mind the bollocks.
At least there is one pro on this thread, the guy who didn't act like an *** and helped the OP instead of shaming him
.... thanks Organism.
I too don't ever use the click - metronome - whatever.
And I've been doing this a long long time.
You can turn it OFF,??? For 10 years I lived with this problem! Thank god!!!😍
make sure "click" is unticked
This is an interesting thread.
But seriously:
I recommend to everybody to click on the link in Pancenter's post, where he explains the main problem of teaching/learning nowadays. The funny thing is that the answers that are provided here demonstrate exactly what Pancenter is talking about. Looking for an isolated quick fix of a "problem" without investing their own time to a) look up the solution in the manual, or b) read up and trying to understand the bigger picture.
The "quick fix" answers given here are like, "click on the Metronome button to turn it off". However, the understanding that is required in the context of the Metronome goes a little bit deeper. You have to know that the click during playback and the click during recording are two independent clicks that can be turned on/off independently. You can add the Count-In option for even more options. Or check out the "Simple Mode", what it does and how it can simplify the (sometimes) too many options (in case you are on LPX)
Here is an expert from my manual "Logic Pro X - How wit Works" where I discuss the Metronome feature. This is the awareness and understanding of a topic 'm talking bout. As you can see, there is a bit more to it than just clicking the Metronome button.
BTW
If uncle fab mentions that "For 10 years I lived with this problem!", then he applies that there is a problem with the metronome, where the only problem is that he skipped the section about the metronome when he read the manual.
Edgar. No one cares how you feel about "learning these days". After Googling and having the same question, it was nice to have people who weren't jaded on this forum. My advice: pack it up and stay off of threads that are designed to help learning folks old man river. And realize that uncle fab is one of you.
Thank you Deanfrazier for the screenshot. That was very helpful.
Actually, I care about how Edgar feels about learning. Because he feels the way he does he has provided both myself and countless other users amazingly accurate solutions and explanations of problems/issues and bugs.
And he is able to do this because of the way he feels about learning. So please, speak for yourself and say you don't care but that's not true across the board.
No, teaching can be done without spending half your post referencing "learning these day" and the other half excessively explaining different metronome options. The questions was, "hey I have a click and I want it gone" not " thoroughly explain the metronome to me and while you're at it I'd love to hear how this is a stupid question.
His was the longest post, maybe the lesser of the degrading ones on here, but actually there were two to the point responses that were much more helpful.
The problem is.. if you don't teach someone why and how.... then they don't actually learn for themselves.... when the next problem comes along.
Instead they carry on needing a lot of 'hand holding' to resolve issues because they didn't actually learn anything but instead just blindly followed a set of instructions with no comprehension of the 'whys and hows'.
"Give a man a fish and they will eat for a day...... Teach a man how to fish and they can eat for a lifetime..."
In terms of this forum. and the load placed on the regular other users here to try and help everyone.......... however....
"Give a man a fish and they will eat for a day... Teach a man to fish and you can get rid of him for an entire weekend!"
🙂
how do i turn off the background beat when recording in logic pro?
