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Metronome click with Logic, Cubase, DP, and Nuendo
10/29/2002

"I can't hear my Metronome click through my US428 in DP3 or Logic but I can hear it in Cubase and Nuendo."

In Cubase and Nuendo, you have the option of sending out an actual audio click thru the outputs of your audio device in addition to using the internal speaker or using a MIDI device to generate it. In DP and Logic, there are only 2 options for you to use when sending a MIDI click - either Internal speaker or MIDI. There is no audio pulse within these two programs so it will not come thru the US428 outs unless you connect a physical cable from the output of the MAC or your MIDI device into one of the inputs of the US428.

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