Audacity Forum

Blackbirdpaul wrote:but the latency is still there when I playback.

See here: http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/Latency_Test

"Latency" is not a phenomena that affects playback, so I'm not really sure what you mean.

I don't have Win 7 or a UX2, but have a look in the "POD Farm 2 Recording Setup Guide", section 2.19 "Windows® Driver Settings"
(available from http://uk.line6.com/support/manuals if you don't already have a copy.)

Audacity does not currently support multi-channel playback. Also, Audacity does not do real time processing.
If you use Linux you can do it with Jack, with Jack Rack and any compatible delay, high-pass and low-pass effects.

(apologies for the repetition - Koz posted while I was typing)

I did not realize I needed to clip a portion without voice on it for the noise profiler to do its job well. See the first link in Trebor's first post. I will post a portion of audio for input from all, but I am embarrassed to say I do not know how to go about that Select a bit of a audio (click and...

I can do this manually by counting peaks withing say a 15 sec time period then multiplying by 4, That is the most accurate method (actually the most accurate method is to count for the full 60 seconds, but you get the idea. I don't think that anyone has bothered to write an automatic method as the ...

Near the bottom of the Transport menu - turn off "software Playthrough".

Some USB microphones have a headphone socket built into the microphone. This allows the recording to be monitored without any delay. A partial solution is to use a program that supports ASIO (if ASIO drivers are available for your microphone). Audacity can not be shipped with ASIO support due to lic...

Audacity 1.2.x is not going to react - all development ended years ago on the 1.2 series. Have you tried Audacity 1.3.13? http://audacityteam.org/download/

Leave the sample format in Audacity at 32-bit float (that gives highest quality editing and processing). As it is a USB device, another possibility is that the USB could be playing up. Avoid using other USB devices at the same time - don't use a USB hub - if your computer is a full size PC, try conn...

Check the effects in Windows Media Player (Equalizer, Environmental effects, Wow effect, and any others). WMP usually has some effects applied by default.

A good reference player for Windows is Foobar2000 (I use this as my standard audio player on Windows).