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As Jim said; an essential when layering. In Logic Pro, when using a click track, I don't think of it as beats in a measure. It's just a continuing beat at “X” number of bpm. Often I hang an extra beat or two/three in measures. I'll go by feel. Also, I've trained myself to ignore the click during ritards, accelerandos, or free cadenza-type episodes. Too lazy to turn the click off. Anyway, thank goodness for the click track. It would add hours to the recording session without it. John 
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