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Some of you may already know this, I did not. I have always hated the default beep click track, you can import your own sounds into the metronome, I am using a stick click file I found online, I tried to upload them here but it won't let me. it's much better than the beep boop sound!:D

Cool, I will try that. Thanks:D

no, the files have to be transferred to the audio depot folder first, then connect to the PC and you can copy them from there. :D

I thought the recording was quite good, good playing too.

What level are you recording at? most use -18 to -12 as the input level, a clean signal should not distort. getting a clean input signal is one of the most critical things to start with, there are things you can do post recording if you need to boost it. but first get it right going in.:thumbs up:

yea, the cubase click does get on my nerves, but it's pretty easy to use and route. If I could only get the gospel group I'm working with to use it, I finally gave up. :facepalm:

I use the control room to control the master volume of the headphone cue buss, the volume of the tempo (click track) sent to the headphones, and I have a set of Bose speakers in the main room that I use for playback and I also use them as monitors when I record stuff direct (no hot mics in the...

UR 824, I have a headphone output buss set up, the outputs from the 824 are connected to a headphone amp, to monitor while recording I enable the monitor button on the track being recorded. monitoring the tracks is not an issue, I am trying to monitor an effect assigned to the track being...

not sure what you mean, I have an FX track and a send from the track I want the FX on. The FX channels do not have the monitor button. Thanks!

yes I use control room, I have a set of speakers set up for playback and for monitoring when I run stuff direct. Thanks Jimmy!:D

yup, what he says.

I have Cubase 8 pro, I am trying to figure out how to hear an effect while recording a track, for example, I have an FX reverb track for vocal, I want to singer to be able to hear the effect while recording, I have the cue send on the FX track activated, which works well on playback but not...

I use 2 of these for drum overheads, I have no issues with input gain, matter of fact I usually have to pad them, make sure you have the Audio Technica logo facing the sound source, this is the front of the mic.

looks like it should work, the 58 comes with a mic clip that should fit the boom arm.

What is she wanting to record? vocal? guitar? etc? how many tracks at one time? Reaper is a very good DAW, it is not a RAM hog, you can download and try it for free, the full personal license is only 60 bucks. you already have the laptop and a mic, you need an interface, which the mic or...

That what I was thinking, most mixers have at least 2 AUX sends, the OP said he was using E drums, my guess that is the source of the click. The HA 400 is pretty cheap, maybe get a 2nd one for the drum mix, if using aux sends you can have 2 mixes. the HA 400 is pretty basic, 1 input and 4 outs.

Honestly it sounds like you just answered your own question. :facepalm:

I am wondering if all inputs, including the click can be routed to the mixer then the headphone amp via an aux send, still need to know the details of the equipment and connections.

Honestly it sounds like you just answered your own question. :facepalm:

what is the source of the click? What main mixer are you using? if you are using a headphone out, chances are it's a TRS jack. tell us the complete connection chain.:D