Metronome Settings

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*'''Enable Metronome'''
*'''Enable Metronome'''
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This turns the built-in metronome on or off.
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Turns the built-in metronome on or off.
*'''Metronome Routing'''
*'''Metronome Routing'''
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This can route the metronome to a hardware output.
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This can route the metronome to a hardware output or other desired metronome routing.
[[Image:Metrorouting.png]]
[[Image:Metrorouting.png]]
*'''Enable During Playback'''
*'''Enable During Playback'''
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This will turn the metronome on during playback.
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Will turn the metronome on during playback.
**Count-in before playback
**Count-in before playback
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This will enable a count-in before playback.
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Will enable a count-in before playback.
*'''Enable During Recording'''
*'''Enable During Recording'''
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This will turn the metronome on during recording.
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Will turn the metronome on during recording.
**Count-In During Recording
**Count-In During Recording
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This will enable a count-in before recording
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Will enable a count-in before recording
*'''Count-In Length (Measures)'''
*'''Count-In Length (Measures)'''
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This defines the number of measures a count in should be.  If it is the very beginning of a project, it will wait those number of measures before starting to record.  If you select a place to record within a project, it will start the count in this many measures before the time that you want to record at.   
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This defines the number of measures a 'Count In' should be.  If it is at the very beginning of a project, it will wait those number of measures before starting to record.  If you select a place to record within a project, it will start the 'count In' this many measures before the time that you want to record at.   
*'''Volume'''
*'''Volume'''
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**Metronome Volume - This is the overall volume of the metronome.
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**Metronome Volume - Sets the overall volume of the metronome.
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*'''Synthesised'''
*'''Synthesised'''
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by default, reaper uses a synthesised metronome.  The below settings show what frequency in hertz the metronome uses.
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by default, reaper uses a synthesised metronome.  The settings below show what frequency in hertz the metronome uses.
*Frequency of First Beat "xx" HZ
*Frequency of First Beat "xx" HZ
*Subsequent Beats "xx" HZ
*Subsequent Beats "xx" HZ
*Beat Click Length xx ms
*Beat Click Length xx ms
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This is how long each beat click lasts.
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Sets how long each beat click lasts.

Revision as of 12:55, 20 February 2007

Metronome settings.png

  • Enable Metronome

Turns the built-in metronome on or off.

  • Metronome Routing

This can route the metronome to a hardware output or other desired metronome routing.

Metrorouting.png

  • Enable During Playback

Will turn the metronome on during playback.

    • Count-in before playback

Will enable a count-in before playback.

  • Enable During Recording

Will turn the metronome on during recording.

    • Count-In During Recording

Will enable a count-in before recording

  • Count-In Length (Measures)

This defines the number of measures a 'Count In' should be. If it is at the very beginning of a project, it will wait those number of measures before starting to record. If you select a place to record within a project, it will start the 'count In' this many measures before the time that you want to record at.

  • Volume
    • Metronome Volume - Sets the overall volume of the metronome.


    • Secondary Beat Attenuation - This, in relation to the overall volume, the amount of the that secondary beats will be attenuated (or lowered in volume).
  • Sample Selection

You can also use Samples for your own metronome sounds.

    • First Beat Sample

This is the sample for the first beat. (in 4/4, the 1)

    • Subsequent Beat

This is the sample for other beats. (in 4/4, the 2,3,and 4)

  • Synthesised

by default, reaper uses a synthesised metronome. The settings below show what frequency in hertz the metronome uses.

  • Frequency of First Beat "xx" HZ
  • Subsequent Beats "xx" HZ
  • Beat Click Length xx ms

Sets how long each beat click lasts.