Audacity Forum

i already was 0.0 so that doesn't help. Not trying to be rude with that and sorry if it came across that way. It was deselected. If Software Playthrough is deselected in Audacity then Windows is playing the recording through. Are you on Windows Vista or later? If so, right-click over the speaker ic...

... recording in Audacity is if I enable Software Playthrough. But then, even when plugged directly into the Blue Yeti for output, I get a 1/2 second delay. Their recommendation is to disable Software Playthrough, but when I do I get nothing. Attached are screenshots of my audio driver settings. Everything ...

... Audacity of course stores the recording as digital data on the hard drive. Audacity currently lets you hear what you are recording by sending a delayed copy of the input to the output (software playthrough) but the delay is not configurable. So you have two choices. You can hugely increase the ...

... Load SavePresets: SRCFacto: 4 X Wet: -4.43697 dB Dry: -1.93820 dB Damp: 20.00000 % RoomSize: 0.895999 u Width: 100.0000 % Delay: 0.000000 ms Preview OK Cancel (That's "Teru KAMOGASHIRA: Freeverb3_Freeverb") The presets are stored in a drop down list ("default") ...

On Windows machines I've had, "Audio to Buffer" delays playback but not doesn't delay recording. Audio to Buffer doesn't delay playback when software playthrough is enabled, even if you are playing but not recording. Audacity uses a pre-determined ...

On Windows machines I've had, "Audio to Buffer" delays playback but not doesn't delay recording. Audio to Buffer doesn't delay playback when software playthrough is enabled, even if you are playing but not recording. Audacity uses a pre-determined ...

" Software Playthrough " (Transport menu) routes audio from the input to the output via software, which is relatively slow and so delays the output, usually by about half a seconds, but the delay in unpredictable as it depends on the computer and the sound card and many other factors. ...

" Software Playthrough " (Transport menu) routes audio from the input to the output via software, which is relatively slow and so delays the output, usually by about half a seconds, but the delay in unpredictable as it depends on the computer and the sound card and many other factors. ...

classicrock wrote:i also get like 1 second delay.

"Transport menu > Software Playthrough" should be OFF (not selected).
As Koz wrote, your headphones should be plugged into the UCA 202.

... the monitors also will not work unless the "sw play through" is on. When playing with the "play through" on i am hearing great delay-echo types of sound accompanying the music being played, also it really messes the drum's timing up. I would like to play guitar with the drums ...