Click track mutes itself.

I've narrowed the problem down further. Looks like it's an issue with my laptop dock. I've got my headphones plugged into the dock instead of directly into my Macbook. When I have to choose my dock as the audio output, the click track doesn't work. Plugging directly into my Macbook, or not using the headphones and selecting Macbook Pro Speakers, lets me hear the click track just fine.

I'm going to look into this further, but for now, at least I have a way to hear the click track again. Thanks for your help!

Loomr,

Have you tried adjusting your Metronome Settings in Project Settings? Try Simple Mode.

Hope that helps,

~ThatLogicProGuy

So I go into the Input control for the Klopfgeist and turn the Tonality all the way up and I can hear the click track. What's funny is that when I start playback and play some notes, the click track is louder, like normal. But when I stop playing, the normal click track vanishes in a few beats and I'm left with the audible clicks that I get from turning up the Tonality.

This happened to a client of mine. We uninstalled/reinstalled Logic Pro along with clearing the .plist and it fixed it.

Can you try this to see if it rectifies it?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XVsTjOGOfOA&list=PLQz6RaERa9IK1XijDbdZ8juJf09xuXeie&index=8

The click track is "Solo safe" which means that it is not affected by soloing other tracks. You can actually Mute it though so be careful.

Did you by chance play around in Logic Pro's Environment? This click behavior should not be happening.

Can you confirm that his behavior occurs in Brand New empty sesssions?

Hope that helps,

~ThatLogicProGuy

Thanks for the reply, EddieGrey. I've tried all the settings in the Metronome Settings. The only way the click track stays on is when I turn on Division. I've tried it with the Simple mode on and off.

I did just get a new computer, a 2024 Macbook Pro running Sequoia. I transferred all my Logic files to it. I'm wondering if I put some important folders in the wrong place. I might try just uninstalling/reinstalling Logic Pro to get a fresh start.

It might be something to do with my audio settings. In the Mixer, I can start playback and watch the Klopfgeist register on the volume display even though I can't hear it. I tried changing the bus to one of the two room reverb settings that are on there by default, and then I can hear the click track. That's it.

Same. I cannot get the click track to play unless I'm actually playing notes. There's no count-in either. I hope this gets fixed soon. It's pretty much making my Logic Pro unusable.

Keep me posted sir.

-ThatLogicProGuy

What is the output of the channel strip that has Klopfgeist instantiated? Should be stereo output.

-ThatLogicProGuy

I've tried all the different outputs. I set it back to Stereo Output and it makes no difference.