Hey Jim. I don’t believe they do anymore. If you’ll give me your email, I’ll send you a zip folder.

@@JefferyADavis62 I found some from worship together… Kind of interesting because they have cues that include counts for example, “intro 234” but I don’t understand how you would change the tempo, but they also include the individual accounts like the ones you showed in your video

Hey Albin. Send me your email and I'll send you a zip file.

I've been using a completely different rig for several years now, so I'll try to remember. I believe this is what we did: You'll need: - 2 direct boxes w/ Cables - a cable with 1/8" male stereo on one end and split to two 1/4" stereo jacks - in your logic loops session, pan your click and cues (guides) hard left (make certain all tracks are stereo) - Pan everything you want heard in the house hard right - plug the 1/8" stereo male into your laptop - plug one of the 1/4" ends into one DI box (going to the board, of course), and do the same with the remaining 1/4" Jack and DI Box. - your audio tech (or whoever is running your board) should be able to tell which channel is just the click and cues and run those to the headphones of the band. Of course, the other channel they will include in the house mix. - depending upon your headphone/monitoring setup, you can feed both the clicks and the stems (audio tracks going out to the house) to the band and mix. Again, many moons ago and I am not an audio engineer. Our tech at the time did the rigging. Hope it at least helps some. I guarantee there are much better tutorials on KZbin than what I just offered. Good luck!

@@JefferyADavis62 Thank You👍

Hi Juan! Actually, it's there just very, very low. I have several offices around mine and can't work with much volume.

Hey Ethan! My bro, GREAT playing Sunday!

@@JefferyADavis62 thank you sir so much!! It means a lot especially coming from you!!

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Hiya Bella! Hmmm. I’ll have to give that some thought. I do know that if the track is muddled or of really low quality the BPM meter def struggles. I’ll see what I can find out for ya.

Glad to help, Marcio!

Hey Stormy. I’ve not come across this, but you can usually just drag the tracks off of the main window to delete them or just pull their values down to “zero”.

Hey Fred. They used to be available on multitracks.com as well, if I recall. Tell you what, send me your email and I’ll send you a zip file.

I pasted your email and deleted the message. Have it to you tomorrow. 👍🏻

Hey Hodget. Let's start with time signature. Move your locator to where you would like the time signature to change / right above the panning control of your top (first) track you will see an arrow. Click on this. You will see a "signature" row. Click on the "+" of the signature row. Type in the new signature. Boom. There it is. Be sure to place the locator where you would like to go back to the original signature and change it back there. Tempo Alterations: - Go to "Edit" - Down to "Tempo" (and its drop down arrow) - Choose "tempo operations" - "Position: Type the measure position where you want the change to begin and end. - "Time": Set the beginning tempo and the final tempo - "Density": Always use 1/32. Much smoother. Of course, experiment with these settings and you'll discover more of what you can do. Hope it helps!

Jeff Davis Superb! Thanks...

Hey Mo! Usually, you can just double-click on the tempo and change it. If not, try this: Go up to "Edit", then all the way down to "tempo" and its drop down menu, then "show tempo list". You can then type your desired tempo and its location there. Be sure to check where your location is in the song because wherever you are in the song's timeline is where the new tempo will be placed.

@@JefferyADavis62 ok but I don't want to change the tempo of the song. I want to change the tempo of the metronome only. you see I've imported the wav files from my BR1200 . I wanted a click track at a specific speed so that I can edit the guitar. I want the tempo of the song to remain the same. the click is not in synch though. Now I'm thinking that my mistake is I should've done it when I created the new project. Once you create it the metronome can't be changed. Anyway, I don't know if I'm correct. But thanks so much for your reply!!

Matthew McClellan So glad it was still a help to someone after all these years. Don’t hesitate to contact me with any questions you may have.

Ethan Vaden Thank, Ethan. Faith in God > Fear in the World

@@JefferyADavis62 Amen!

Ethan! Thanks man. I just remembered I made this years ago but didn’t know if it was ever used. I’m editing it down into sections now and uploading them to my channel....which I almost forgot I had. Lol. Little bro. Again. GREAT PLAYING the other week!

@@JefferyADavis62 Thank you so much, it was a honor to play for the church!

Hi Chris. Though this clip is several years old, to answer your question. I have found thats it’s always best to record your material with a click track

Jeff Davis Thank you for the reply.

Let me know if I can help!

Thanks for keeping up!! Great resource!!

It helped me TODAY. So, thank you for keeping this up!

David Stoleson That’s great, David! Just contact me if you have any questions. Some things have been updated.

rhewes100 Apologies. I was asked to create a tutorial from the very beginning. Just scrub forward.

andrejalil I agree. 😂

Reminder folks. This is a very old video and not how I create clicks now and it was also by request it started from the very beginning of the process to the end.

Arthur Armstrong Hi Arthur. Yeah, it’s just a visual step-by-step video. Just follow along and pause at each step.