Hey guys!
Do you use the click plugin in protools 6.4 or an external one?
Is it reliable?
Thanx any comments.
Do you use the click plugin in protools 6.4 or an external one?
Is it reliable?
Thanx any comments.
Protools Le click plugin
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Kenny Lee
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Hi Kenny Lee!
I just asked, because I recorded a session with the click plugin a while ago, everything was working great, perfect sync with an Adat and stuff. Next day I opened the session, for an aditional guitar recording and the click was out of sync?!? Don't know what happened and I'm still trying to figure it out!?...
Normally I use a click from the D4 in sync with miditimecode and it never let me down! Even when I work with protools and an Otari Mx80.
Could it be a digital clock problem?... Maybe... I was recording in internalclock mode.
I just asked, because I recorded a session with the click plugin a while ago, everything was working great, perfect sync with an Adat and stuff. Next day I opened the session, for an aditional guitar recording and the click was out of sync?!? Don't know what happened and I'm still trying to figure it out!?...
Normally I use a click from the D4 in sync with miditimecode and it never let me down! Even when I work with protools and an Otari Mx80.
Could it be a digital clock problem?... Maybe... I was recording in internalclock mode.
Kazrog
Kazrog, Inc.
Very reliable for me. I prefer Digital Performer but my producer uses Pro Tools, so I have to have an MBox so I can keep one foot in both platforms. I have printed click outputs from Pro Tools to audio tracks and checked the lineup of the clicks against MIDI time as well as samples/frames in Digital Performer and it is spot-on perfect, start to finish.
