DP9 Click Issue
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ccjones87
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DP9 Click Issue
My sequence is set to 3/4 in the conductor track. I want the click on each quarter note. No matter what I do, it plays a dotted quarter note. I've changed the click preferences for 3/4 to a beat value of a quarter note to no avail. I then changed it to a pattern reading 1 1 1 / 4 to no avail. What do I need o do to make DP play a quarter note in 3/4? Any assistance would be much appreciated!
DP 9.5 OSX 10.10.5 Late 2011 Apple iMac 3.4 GHz Intel Core i7, 32GB memory 1333MHz DDR3
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stubbsonic
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Re: DP9 Click Issue
Look at the click preferences to see if you have a different sound or volume setting for the non-accented click. It might be that the non-accented clicks are just turned down. Oh wait, that would give you dotted half. Never mind that.
In the conductor track, look at the meter event to see click = note-value
If you there isn't an event in the conductor, you can set that next to the tempo slider.
I haven't messed with the preferences for Click Defaults, but maybe something is set weird in there.
In the conductor track, look at the meter event to see click = note-value
If you there isn't an event in the conductor, you can set that next to the tempo slider.
I haven't messed with the preferences for Click Defaults, but maybe something is set weird in there.
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