Without a mixing board I have no idea how to do this because you need a soundcard on your PC that can render a midi track as clicks. It’s essentially just adding an audio track to your mix of what your computer is playing back which in this case is your tempo track. I hope this helps someone somewhere who is frustrated with all the workarounds figure this out. Mixed it all down to mp3 and sent it to him. wav, created a new project, recorded an 8 count of clicks and added my mix after. For that I just mixed my entire project down to. In my case I added an extra 8 count of clicks at the beginning so he knew exactly where to come in.
Create a blank audio track in your project.Audio cable out from PC in to MIXING BOARD on an empty (available channel).Like I said, make whatever adjustments you need on your mixing board to make sure the click track is loud enough in your overall mix. Unmute all of your previously recorded tracks and you should now have a tempo click track embedded in your mix. Turn off the metronome and play that mix back and your click track should now be rendered as an audio track in your mix. Make whatever adjustments necessary on that channel of your mixing board, volume, eq, etc., and let that click track run to the end of your mix. Hit record and make sure the metronome is enabled. In my case I muted ALL of my other audio tracks that I had recorded so I could only hear and see that particular click track. Set your metronome to whatever you want, notes, clicks, doesn’t matter. Essentially you are recording what your PC is rendering, doesn’t matter it is, as an audio track to your mix. That OUTPUT from PC to INPUT on MIXING BOARD is the KEY to this workaround. So I run a male > male 3.5mm stereo out cable to that splitter on my mixing board and then use the headphone jack with headphones on my mixing board to hear what I’m doing. It’s essentially just a Y splitter, the bottom of the Y being the female 3.5mm input and the top of the Y being the P10 left and right outputs that run into my board. I have a 3.5mm female splitter that goes 3.5mm IN and splits to P10 mono male out L+R for a stereo input to my mixing board.
With this particular mixing board there are 2 channels (5-6 and 7-8) that have mono and stereo (L+R) P10 inputs. This is all sent to my laptop via usb cable. My recording setup is essentially a Behringer XENYX QX1204usb which has 8 inputs for instruments and other devices. If you don’t have a mixing board with the following options, I can’t help you, sorry. In this case I"m using a 3.5mm stereo male to stereo male cable into a Y splitter (Y) 3.5mm female to P10 L+R males. A mono or stereo cable to go from your computer to your mixing board.In this case I’m using the headphone output on my laptop which is a 3.5mm stereo jack. A mixing board with audio inputs (auxiliary or empty channels) that match your output on your computer.There seems to be a lot of confusion as to how to do this a simple way and here’s what I managed to do successfully so my audio mix has a tempo click for drummer to work off of. After reading numerous threads and watching several videos, I wanted to provide a somewhat easy solution to this common problem that doesn’t have too much of a workaround.
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