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Tia Blaze wrote: Tue Aug 06, 2024 8:30 pm Hey.
I may not be in the best position to advise you on that but here is how I did it.

I used some "rim" and/or "kick" sounds, different ones depending on the music, and mixed differently depending on the music to ensure that I found a balance between it blending well into the music but also still being audible enough to not need to stare at the beatmeter.

I can't remember exactly where I downloaded them, but you can find plenty of them in online sounds libraries (free), just type rim (or kick) sounds into google (or whatever you're using).

I also used those already present in the Ableton library, because for the beats sounds and the mixing I preferred to work with Ableton, but you can change the beatmeter generator sound if you want, although I think it's one sound, so no rim+kick but one or the other.

Also I'm saying a "rim" and/or a "kick", but you can try different sound(s) I guess (pulse, snare, hat, etc...?) I don't know.

Let me know if you find what you're looking for or if you want more details.

Edit:
After a very quick check it may be possible to use several sounds in beatmeter generator.
Check the "P" box of your sound/beat track (P = mute/unmute track) then right click and choose "custom sound".
But I haven't tested it further so I can't guarantee the result.