Changing Click Sound
Changing Click Sound
Is it possible to change the click sound? Man, is the default sound ANNOYING.
I searched. All I dfound was this:
http://reidgreven.wordpress.com/2010/01 ... the-click/
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First, the click tone is obnoxious, and cannot be changed without highjacking the root library in your computer’s Operating System (NOT advisable for the faint of heart).
I searched. All I dfound was this:
http://reidgreven.wordpress.com/2010/01 ... the-click/
.
First, the click tone is obnoxious, and cannot be changed without highjacking the root library in your computer’s Operating System (NOT advisable for the faint of heart).
Live 8 Suite iMac 3.06 GHz Intel Core Duo 2GB RAM & Macbook - 4gig RAM - Snow Leopard OS X - 2.4 Ghz - Apogee Duet - M-Audio Oxygen 49 - M-Audio 88es - Akai APC 40, Focusrite Saffire Firewire
Re: Changing Click Sound
http://www.musicgearreview.com/forum/ub ... lick_Sound
The metronome .wav file, which can be substituted by a different, is located here on PCs:
C:\Program Files\Ableton\Live 8.0.5\Resources\Misc\Metronome
On Macs:
Applications> Open Package Contents> Apps-Resources > Misc> Metronome> Samples
Make sure you substitute the MetronomeUp.wav too. That's the accent.
I have no idea how to do the second step on a Mac. But here you all go.
The metronome .wav file, which can be substituted by a different, is located here on PCs:
C:\Program Files\Ableton\Live 8.0.5\Resources\Misc\Metronome
On Macs:
Applications> Open Package Contents> Apps-Resources > Misc> Metronome> Samples
Make sure you substitute the MetronomeUp.wav too. That's the accent.
I have no idea how to do the second step on a Mac. But here you all go.
Live 8 Suite iMac 3.06 GHz Intel Core Duo 2GB RAM & Macbook - 4gig RAM - Snow Leopard OS X - 2.4 Ghz - Apogee Duet - M-Audio Oxygen 49 - M-Audio 88es - Akai APC 40, Focusrite Saffire Firewire
Re: Changing Click Sound
I never really thought about it, but after reading this thread I decided to replace the standard Live clicks with the click sound from my Akai MPC 5k. Much better IMO.
I've decided to share the files in case you want to use them.
http://www.boomspot.com/files/MPC_5k_Clicks.zip
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I've decided to share the files in case you want to use them.
http://www.boomspot.com/files/MPC_5k_Clicks.zip
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Re: Changing Click Sound
I find a nice kick lends itself to more natural playing on my part - more quickly.
The harsher click causes a bit of tension.
The harsher click causes a bit of tension.
Live 8 Suite iMac 3.06 GHz Intel Core Duo 2GB RAM & Macbook - 4gig RAM - Snow Leopard OS X - 2.4 Ghz - Apogee Duet - M-Audio Oxygen 49 - M-Audio 88es - Akai APC 40, Focusrite Saffire Firewire
Re: Changing Click Sound
Depending on my mood, I'll just play some made-up click in an audio or midi channel. Seems I work best with hats/tambourine
As a bonus, you can make it sway instead of being forced to click-track to the redundant Click track.
Re: Changing Click Sound
our drummer loves the cowbell-LD sound (no accent). just created a 4/4 MIDI track /w 2 empty bars in the beginning.
works only in arrangement, thuogh.
works only in arrangement, thuogh.
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Re: Changing Click Sound
Pitch Black wrote:You can replace the default metronome sounds. You have to do it manually for each new Live version, though.
The metronome wavs can be found at:
(Mac) live app > right click > show package contents > contents > app-resources > misc > metronome > samples
and as Tone helpfully pointed out on PC:
C:\Program Files\Ableton\Live 8.1\Resources\Misc\Metronome\Samples
I replace mine with a neutral Logic klopfgeist click.
Also, I use the same sound for both the up- and down-beats.
Sounds kind of like the proximity tracker in Aliens... grab 'em here if you like:
http://www.mediafire.com/?nzvgmdmmytt
Re: Changing Click Sound
It is annoying. I like the metronome sound in Logic much better. It's nice & soft like a baby's bottom. 
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Bon Appetit!dokken wrote:It is annoying. I like the metronome sound in Logic much better. It's nice & soft like a baby's bottom.
http://www.mediafire.com/?nzvgmdmmytt
Re: Changing Click Sound
Thanks man! Didn't notice your post above. Duh!Pitch Black wrote:Bon Appetit!dokken wrote:It is annoying. I like the metronome sound in Logic much better. It's nice & soft like a baby's bottom.
http://www.mediafire.com/?nzvgmdmmytt
Re: Changing Click Sound
My Approach is to use a loop instead.
I take a shaker loop or hihat or whatever.
I create a track for that loop and just turn it on only when i need to.
cheers
I take a shaker loop or hihat or whatever.
I create a track for that loop and just turn it on only when i need to.
cheers