Audacity Forum

<<<I would agree with you accept that there is nearly 1-2 seconds of delay right now.>>> Good to know. That means the software is trying to manage all the sound services -- badly. No amount of hardware can cause delays like that. <<<an EVGA X58 SLI motherboard running an Intel Core i7 920 processor...

Don't get too hung up on a little latency. You aren't going to be able to hear any latency less than 10ms, and most digital to analog converters can to an analog conversion, and back again in less than 1.5ms. You are more likely to have latency problems at church when you hear your own reflections ...

How are your Mackie's connected to the computer? Can you route the direct out from the Tonelab to your Mackies? Here is my current setup. I have a custom built computer with an EVGA X58 SLI motherboard running an Intel Core i7 920 processor OC'd to 3.6ghz with Hyperthreading enabled. 6gb of OCZ DDR...

I do not have, nor wish to use headphones plugged into my guitar pedal for monitoring. That's a shame. The headphone socket is provided specifically to deal with this problem - it's the only way to get zero latency from a USB device. However, if you prefer I think you can connect the audio output f...

That's unfortunate. I used to have a mac (hate them) that could do that using garage band. It was a simple setting within Garage band that allowed it.

I am using the Vox Tonelab ST with USB interface.

Ok, I have done some searching, but have not found my specific question. All the latency questions I have seen involve the latency between two different tracks. For instance, you record one track and then play it back while recording a different track. This however is not my question. My question is...