Hi everyone, I want to change the horrible bip sound used by SX1 to play the metronome sound. I want to avoid using midi clic, so I already put aside the idea of loading a LM9 to play the sound ;-) But I figured out that when the "audio click" was active, Cubase was simply playing a .wav that was located somewhere. But where could it be? Thx for your help. Huey
Re: Where is the audio sample played by the "audio" metronome of cubase SX1? "Hueyduck" <> wrote in message news:4a7f0ca9$0$3592$... > Hi everyone, > > I want to change the horrible bip sound used by SX1 to play the metronome > sound. > > I want to avoid using midi clic, so I already put aside the idea of > loading a LM9 to play the sound ;-) > > But I figured out that when the "audio click" was active, Cubase was > simply playing a .wav that was located somewhere. But where could it be? > > Thx for your help. I'm not so sure it is an audio sample in the fom of a WAV file. It sounds 'generated' in real time - it's just a couple of different 'beep' noises with the first in every bar being different in pitch and volume. I might be wrong about it being a generated noise, but that's what I've always thought it was
Re: Where is the audio sample played by the "audio" metronome of cubase SX1? "nickm" <> wrote in message news:4a83a1d7$0$2478$... > > "Hueyduck" <> wrote in message > news:4a7f0ca9$0$3592$... >> Hi everyone, >> >> I want to change the horrible bip sound used by SX1 to play the metronome >> sound. >> >> I want to avoid using midi clic, so I already put aside the idea of >> loading a LM9 to play the sound ;-) >> >> But I figured out that when the "audio click" was active, Cubase was >> simply playing a .wav that was located somewhere. But where could it be? >> >> Thx for your help. > > > I'm not so sure it is an audio sample in the fom of a WAV file. It sounds > 'generated' in real time - it's just a couple of different 'beep' noises > with the first in every bar being different in pitch and volume. I might > be wrong about it being a generated noise, but that's what I've always > thought it was I think you're right about the generated "beep" metronome. In Cubase Studio 4, under "Metronome Setup", you can select one of three ways of generating that metronome sound - internal generation, MIDI out, and selecting a sample from your hard drive. When I still had a MIDI drum module (Alesis D-4) I used the MIDI option almost exclusively. Now I use "beep" and I don't like it that much.
