Glad it helped!

You're welcome!!

Thanks a bunch!

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Thanks a bunch!! Yeah I am realizing that getting the pacing of a video right is quite tricky. Hopefully, I'll be able to dial that in as I make more videos.

You're welcome!

I've made some guide cues! If you want to create your own, I would search for how to make a sample pack! www.trevorbeingtrevor.com/home/p/guide-cues

Hey @chiphewitt9935 It's still very useful for Ableton 11 in my opinion. There are some interface changes to Clip View and now it's possible to add more macros knobs, but otherwise the core concepts are there. Is there is something I am missing though? Curious your thoughts.

Not unless you need to create a new time signature. Otherwise you just drag it in from the file browser like I do towards the very end of the video. Essentially, once you make once and save it, you can always drag and drop it in easily.

@@trevorbeingtrevor When you open a new session, how do you access the click tracks you've just made in this session?

​@@jeniferthyssen4025 You will need to save the project file somewhere you can access via the Places section in the file browser. After that it is just a matter of navigating to it and pulling the device in. Make sure to use the session view trick I show at the 7:45 so the time signatures clips are easy to grab as well. If you are going to use the click tracks often, it could be worth it to add the project file to the Collections tab for quick access.

What folders are you trying to find?

​@trevorbeingtrevor around 1:45 on the video it says we need to access some hidden folders. I am on a windows machine and I don't understand where I am supposed to look for these.

@@judsonadair9218 at 1:57 I show the path to the files for Windows, I also have a link in the description from Ableton's website that has more detail. Hope that helps!

​@trevorbeingtrevor so I figured out how to get to the files and I copied them into the project folder but when I go to the current project folder in Ableton the files aren't showing. Just to be clear, I created a project called "click track." Then a new folder appeared in my windows explorer called "Click Track project." I added the wave files to that folder. When I go to Ableton, I click on "Current Project" but all that pops up is "Click Track.als" I am not sure what I am doing wrong.

@@judsonadair9218 Inside of Ableton, click on Current Project. Then, right click inside that window space where you see "Click Track.als". There should be an option to "Show in Explorer" (at least on Windows there is). Select that and confirm the files are actually in that folder.

Hey, valid question, I'm sure others have thought the same. Yes, it's more visual, easy to turn on and off, easy to switch clicks for different songs, easy to move between projects. Essentially a bunch of little things that help alot for certain use cases. I have more in-depth video on the project page that might help it make more sense as well. Hope that helps!

A big thank you for your reply @@trevorbeingtrevor I will definetly look forward this page and implement your technic to make my beginner journey easier :) thank you