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Ultra Low Latency USB-2 drivers, but they don't say by who, and latency happens at the computer, not the preamp. Remember ASIO problems. That seems to do everything you want. You do need to know that it doesn't have two inputs. It has one-and-a-half. If you want to record from your cassette machine ...

<<<Only takes three minutes.>>> That's the quick version and that's per pass. You need multiple passes of the long version to turn up ratty hardware. I had one ratty stick, one bad power supply, and a damaged motherboard (on different computers). None of them failed on the first pass. Pass 15 - Gall...

There's a whole range of USB microphones that have their own talents and shortcomings. They can work really well, but they have slightly low level and you can't ever get further than six feet away from the computer.

Koz

Any of these look appetizing yet? They all come from a slightly different bias.
Koz

Or the software. M-Audio equipment uses ASIO software and that's not directly supported by Audacity because of licensing problems. You posted in a part of the forum where we can't tell anything about you. Microphone model numbers, type of computer, operating system and version, version of Audacity? ...

Wellllll. OK, but it's a fine line difference. You can adjust a Volumax down and Leveler up and get precisely the same effect.

Koz

That looks like a good idea. Do you have any personal experience of any kind with this device? Will you write a review?

Any words, any experiences.

http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic.php?f=27&t=9477

Koz

<<<if I didn't mention this already.>>> No, you didn't. Split the stereo tracks. Select all of the track with music and Copy. Select the blank track, home the cursor and Paste. Recombine into one Stereo Track. You may need to go to the end of the show and cut anything extra past the end of the perfo...

Both audio and video productions stress computers. Audio Doesn't Wait. You can use an underpowered computer to compute huge spreadsheets and gaussian blur very large Photoshop pictures because the computer will just crank along, do dee do, until it finishes. Not so audio. If the computer isn't ready...

If you export the performance as a WAV file and play it back on a Very Different Computer (not in the school), does it still play funny?

Koz