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Audacity Tutorial How to Record | Click Track | How to Make and Use in Audacity | An Easy Tutorial

For many more Audacity Tutorials... http://www.makeandbreakeducation.com/... This Audacity tutorial shows how to easily create a click track in Audacity when recording.    / buckydurddle   http://www.andrewmercer.ca http://www.freeaudacitytutorial.com/c... Subscribe so you can keep track of new Audacity & Recording tutorials. A click track is an essential tool for recording. Without a click, even the most talented musicians would find it difficult to keep each track exactly in time as they record. While recording, your click track serves as your conductor or metronome to keep you exactly in time. Nothing says 'amateur' like a recording that slows down and speeds up! Learn to use a click and it will be your best friend in the studio. When you first begin playing with a click track you may find it a little strange. The more you play with a click track you will become more comfortable with it. Eventually you will be completely at home playing with the click and your recordings will sound VERY professional. Audacity has a built-in ability to create a click track designed to your exact specifications. Some of the specific items you can customize are, the number of bars (measure) or duration of the click track, the number of beats per bar or meter, the sound of the click itself, and the strength of pulses of the click track. To create a click track you can follow these steps: 1. Open Audacity, start a new recording and go to the GENERATE menu 2. Select CLICK TRACK... 3. You will now see the Click Track window. 4. Go through all the settings to create the click track you need. When creating a click track for a recording figure out how long you want your track to be. You may not know the number of bars you need exactly, so estimate. Once you have created your click track do a quick run through your song to ensure you have enough bars. Give yourself a few extras at the beginning of your recording for your convenience when getting ready to start. As you record each of your tracks it is a good idea to count out loud along with the click before being playing. Counting can be edited out later and will give you a clear visual and sound reference as you sync up your tracks. Audacity Tutorials Audacity is a free, easy to use sound recorder and editor. Audacity may be simple to use, but very powerful in its features. This series of easy lessons is meant to help solve the most common issues faced by musicians using Audacity to record their music. Audacity is a great educational tool for use in the music room. There are countless exciting ways to use Audacity with your students. If you are looking for some guidance or advice on an Audacity or recording issue that you have, please feel free to put a comment here. I will try my best to answer your question or create a new how-to tutorial focused on your studio challenge. Happy recording, Andrew