Trying to figure out how to change time within a click track

anonymous 13 October 2009

Hello I am using Cubase, and i am trying to figure out how to set a click track for my drummer. We have a few timing changes within the songs we are playing, and iam kinda new to the whole drum recording thing. How do i build a click track for each individual song, and can i change the sound of the click to something like a cowbell instead of the annoying beeping within the program
Thanks
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Have you considered reading the manual? Really! It's such a basi

hueseph Tue, 10/13/2009 - 18:36

Have you considered reading the manual? Really! It's such a basic function it's probably in the index or the "getting started" booklet.

Yeah i've looked over the manual several times, maybe i'm not re

anonymous Tue, 10/13/2009 - 19:58

Yeah i've looked over the manual several times, maybe i'm not reading it clearly, i do have the SE3 version, its not the full one, but i really don't think that matters. I will read the manual again, but anymore info or tried methods would be helpful
Thanks

weaponbc wrote: Yeah i've looked over the manual several times,

hueseph Tue, 10/13/2009 - 22:13

weaponbc wrote: Yeah i've looked over the manual several times, maybe i'm not reading it clearly, i do have the SE3 version, its not the full one, but i really don't think that matters. I will read the manual again, but anymore info or tried methods would be helpful
Thanks

Which version of Cubase do you have? What happened to the manual that came with it? I don't want to fully answer your question for two reasons.

1: I don't like helping pirates. If you're helping yourself to pirated software, you can help yourself period.

2: It's just good practice to figure it out by reading the manual.

I will give you one hint. It involves adding an edit point to the time line.

No! i bought the software from GC Its Cubase SE3 It did come wi

anonymous Wed, 10/14/2009 - 14:35

No! i bought the software from GC
Its Cubase SE3 It did come with a paper manual that is about an inch thick, but only about a quarter of it is in English. It is very vague to me. Maybe because i don't understand some of the terminology. I will also check the software again and maybe it has a more extensive manual.
Thanks