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CLOCKWORKS FOR MAC OS X

Figure 5-10: The Click-to-MIDI options.

Threshold and Decay

The threshold can be set anywhere on a scale from 0 to 70.

The audio click must be loud enough to reach the

threshold. A soft click will require a low threshold. Try to

set the threshold as high as possible, however, to avoid

false triggering from noise. Decay is meant to prevent

doubled attacks. The decay can be set from 1 to 31. Low

values make the decay longer; high values make it shorter.

Try to set the decay as long (low) as possible, but if you are

working with a faster tempo, don’t make it too long or you

will miss beats. The decay also determines the duration of

the MIDI note generated by the Express interface. A low

decay produces a long duration; a high decay produces a

short duration. You may need to experiment to adjust

these values.

MIDI message and channel

These are set in the same manner as previously described

in “MIDI message” on page 49 and “Channel” on page 49.

Click input hints

If the Express interface reads the audio click erratically,

such as generating doubled attacks, try adjusting the

threshold and decay values. If you still have trouble, try

attenuating the audio signal from the click source or

through a mixer. The pedal input is purposefully sensitive

so that it can detect a low-amplitude signal.

If you are generating the click that the Express interface

will convert, set the audio level fairly high (at around 0

dB). Also, record a short, transient click sound with no

reverb or other effects. A short and precise click sound will

produce the most reliable results.