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12-08-2009, 02:50 PM
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Re: Metronome Volume
Howdy,
To have the metronome sound louder relative to the music, there are a couple of things you can do. 1. In Perform/Metronome Setup, make sure the "Use MIDI Device" button is checked, and then set the loudness for the different beats at something quite high (127 being the loudest). 2. When you're playing the song, slide the volume control on Musician or Composer's menu bar to the left, which will lower the song volume relative to the metronome. In doing this, you may need to turn your computer's speaker or headphone volume level up a bit. Have fun! Sherry
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