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kwartz wrote:I get no audio.

I'm just checking because of a comment that I read recently elsewhere - is that absolute silence, even if you turn up the recording level quite high on the G Track?

Désolé, je ne parle pas français, mais si vous lisez l'anglais, se il vous plaît vois ici dans le manuel: http://manual.audacityteam.org/o/man/tutorial_recording_computer_playback_on_linux.html Sorry I do not speak French, but if you can read English, please see here in the manual: http://manual.aud...

I've done a bit more research for you and found this article (http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/feb06/articles/toneport.htm#3) which seems to suggest that the Toneport UX1 does not have real "zero latency monitoring", just "Near Zero-latency Monitoring" (not real hardware monitorin...

kwartz wrote:By "levels" you're referring to how high I've set the mic recording level in Windows? I've settled on having that set at 0.03

What happens if you set that to zero?

There is a minor problem with the shorter version in that "Label" could be interpreted as a noun. Why not just "Clipping..."? "Clipping" could be interpreted as an effect. Perhaps there would be less ambiguity about the name if we have consistency with other "dete...

overdub switched on (in the transport menu) and software playthrough off Those are the correct settings. Software playthrough will cause a delay, because the sound is being forwarded by the software, which takes time. To get "instant" sound, the sound must be routed by hardware, and that'...

James made an interesting suggestion quite recently. As there is such broad range of features that different users do/don't want for their meters, he suggested implementing meters as "modules" (plugins). This would allow a variety of meters to be written and users to choose what sort of me...

Zombie_fart wrote:Im getting sound with no problems

"half second delay" is not "no problems".
I'm trying to help you.
Have you tried the settings that I suggested?

Zombie_fart wrote:Sorry, yes I meant to the ux1. But once turning off software playthrough im unable to hear what im playing live. Until I stop and playback what iv done.

Ensure that in the Transport menu "Overdub" is on (selected).

When clicking record, everything i do on the guitar is delayed once played out of my headphones which are connected directly into the soundcard. Connected to which sound card? Your headphones need to be plugged into the UX1 and "Software Playthrough" turned off (not selected) in the Audac...