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•2 min readWorking with Click Tracks
How to use click tracks for timing and synchronization
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Last updated: January 20, 2026
A click track keeps your band in perfect time. Essential for tight performances.
What Is a Click Track?#
A click track is an audio metronome:
- Steady beats at the song's tempo
- Usually a subtle "click" or "beep"
- Played through in-ear monitors
- Not heard by the congregation
Why Use a Click Track?#
Tighter Performance#
- Everyone stays on the same beat
- No tempo drift during songs
- Transitions are smooth
In-Ear Monitor Integration#
- Drummers especially benefit
- Band plays together even when spread out
- Consistent timing through the set
Following Along#
- Matches the generated song exactly
- Useful for playing with backing tracks
Getting the Click Track#
- Go to your song
- Click Download → Stems
- Check Include Click Track
- Download your stems
- The click track is a separate file
Using the Click Track#
For the Drummer#
Send the click to the drummer's in-ear monitors:
- Just the click, or
- Click + a mix of other instruments
For the Whole Band#
Some bands put click in everyone's ears:
- Leader counts everyone in
- Everyone stays locked to the click
Practice Only#
Use click at rehearsal but not on Sunday:
- Trains the band to feel tempo
- Live performance feels more organic
Click Track Settings#
When available, you can adjust:
- Volume — How loud the click is in the mix
- Sound — Different click sounds (beep, stick, cowbell)
- Accent — Emphasis on beat 1
Tips for Success#
- Start with click lower in the mix, increase as needed
- Give the band time to get used to it
- Count in before the song starts
- Practice with click before going live
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