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Q:
To set up and run Deck with MIDI or audio metronome:
A:
Deck offers a special preference that allows you to set
how often the Metro screens update when they are in the background. (It also controls how often the Deck 1. Make sure that Deck and Metro are configured to run together. The programs are set at the factory to run correctly together, but you can review these settings by reading through “Setting the Deck Connections on the Metro Setup menu” on page 90. 2. Create a new session in Deck, then switch to Metro and create a new Metro document. You can accomplish this by selecting New from the File menu in both programs. 3. Drag the Bars setting on any track in the Metro Tracks window to set the number of click bars you want. You can set this to any number you desire. You can use a short setting as a basic count in. Set the bars count to a high number (600, for example) if you want a long period of click. 4. Click the dialog door in the lower right-hand corner of the Metro tempo setting area in Metro’s Transport window. 5. Use the Metro Tempo dialog to enter the tempo you desire. Then click the OK button. 6. You have now set the tempo of the click (and the start tempo of the Metro MIDI file as a whole.) Now you just need to turn the metronome on. 7. Click the Metro Metronome icon to turn on the MIDI click. The click is now on. It can be set to trigger any MIDI device, or to play a number of sounds using your Macintosh speaker or Macintosh audio output jack. Whenever the click is turned on, it will automatically play when you hit your Deck play button. For more information about editing and configuring the Metro metronome, consult your Metro user’s guide. Deck and Metro share a common tempo setting and exchange tempo maps. To change the shared tempo, set the tempo in Metro as described above. Changing the tempo in Deck will not automatically change the tempo in Metro, but Metro will change the tempo in Deck. Note that Deck does support MIDI file playback in tenths of a BPM, but does not yet allow entry in tenths. Remember, the Metro Transport window can be set to two different sizes. If you can’t find the Tempo and Metronome setting areas, click the Transport window’s grow box to reveal all of the Transport controls.
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