As you explained, I have create an OUT Channel to assign the metronome.
But if i assign the Metronome to this new channel, there is no longer metronome.
Works fine here. What is the “Metronome” buss, is that set to an X-32 output in Devices/Connections ? If so, are you sure that output is active in the X-32?
I tried different settings, X32 output or with other driver 'Asio4All" and I had the same result.
Works fine here too. Could you pls provide a step-bystep repro. preferably with ASIO4All, thanks.
I think the “issue” is related to the “connections”.
In the mixer, if there is one or more OUT Channel assigned to an empty connection, there is no more sound.
… that’s no issue. If a OUT Channel has no physical assignment it will not process. And so the connected Metronome channel will not process.
/Michael.
I agree but it seems that if there is at least one channel with empty connection, all the output are without sound. Not only the one with empty connection.
- new project
- add out
- ignore warning, do not assign a connection
- play Layer: all good, MAIN plays fine.
So what do you do?
Ok I think it was on my side only with bad configuration sorry.
I can’t figure this out either. You’d think that this would be a simple thing, I don’t want my audience to hear the click track, right?
I have a mac. I’ve imported my STEMS I created in Cubase Pro 12. I can see them all, and everything plays fine though the speakers. Great. Now, turn on Metronome so our drummer has a click, right? metronome comes though the main speakers. No matter what I do, the Metronome comes though the main speakers.
I am using UAD Apollo Twin.
So:
Mac - UAD for audio - audio files (STEMS) in Live - how do I get the audio to assign so the audience can not hear the click?
I’m kinda dumb, is there a step-by-step that can show me?
Please don’t raise the same issue in multiple threads.
This will cost us time to fix and reply.
see other thread