Can’t hear it
I’m totally confused on the metronome.
I am using the Tascam 122 interface and want to get a click track that I can hear from my headphones when I record. (phones are plugged into the
Tascam 122). I can’t get any sound into the phones, drums or otherwise.
I am pretty new to this stuff, but just want to have a time reference to record to so everything can stay in time.
I’ve been messing around for hours trying this and that, I’m wore out.
I have trouble with the metronome too, so I always create a click track using N drums’ high hat…
Thanks Spreadercraig, I thought about that but had no success on creating an N-drum track. Where do you start when you make your track?
n’s metronome has always been more trouble than it’s worth. You’d think something that simple… never mind.
I can’t find it at the moment, but there is a FREE excellent VST metronome out there some other guys rave about. I didn’t download it because the metronome in ‘R’ is fabulous. If I can Google it though, I’ll post back with a linky-poo fer yun’s…
Later…
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Since I’m using the Tascam 122, will a VST metronome plugin work for me?
If n-T is your master - yes.
Diog’! If you ever find that metronome, bung me a link. I started a thread a while back on ‘em. I’ve got a mate who can’t use one…so I tried every thing…
Dobroman! There are some really good threads on here on n-T drums, somewhere and a tutorial on youtube (I think) You’ll kick yourself when you click on how straight foreward (and limited) it is. I’ll check around when I get a mo’ - but one of the more sussed n-T heads will beat me to it 
Basicaly, with nTdrums, you can create a pattern/s and drag it over as midi.
The nTrack drum tutorial is on the download page 
Complicated to start with but once you get your head round it its dead easy.
Thanks fellers, Good info. I did manage to get a simple Hi Hat drum going for timing .
Pure determination and ignorance. At least I’m recording again, a little better all the time.
