Audacity Forum

... the headphones off one ear so you hear yourself acoustically. See this FAQ http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/faq_recording_troubleshooting.html#delay . Gale

... the moment. That latency is set by the PortAudio audio interface we use for playback and recording, and in any case the prime determinant of the delay is the computer and how busy it is. Perhaps as an experiment you would like to try our latest alpha build http://gaclrecords.org.uk/win-nightly/index.php?dir=&file=audacity-win-r58b8387-2.1.3-alpha-23-aug-16.zip ...

When I do it, it doesn't record at all. Turning software playthrough off should not stop you recording from your USB adaptor. USB devices need you to cold boot the computer sometimes to completely replenish the kernel session. To "cold boot", click the Windows button, then the Power butto...

... sign on my tower and plugged it in there and it is now working. Well, that didnt work. I switch ports and now I have an echo in my headset and a delay while hearing myself record? You cannot connect a USB cable to a mic port. Do you mean that you connected from the headphones out of the mic to ...

Turn off Transport > Software Playthrough at top of Audacity.

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... device as the playback device. Then record from the same source that you use to record from VLC. As with all software playthrough, there will be a delay with "LIsten" before your voice reaches the sound card to get recorded. Gale

... "Software Playthrough" in the Transport Menu that automatically plays the recording back as you make it. The playthrough is inevitably delayed, but you cannot configure the delay (without modifying Audacity and recompiling it). You could perhaps try Radiodelay but I find it repeats ...

... how I set my decks up to play and record through my iMac built in speakers It is not possible to play through the iMac built in speakers without a delay because there is no direct connection to the input (the Citronic AC-1USB), which means that the sound has to be routed via software, and that ...

... how I set my decks up to play and record through my iMac built in speakers It is not possible to play through the iMac built in speakers without a delay because there is no direct connection to the input (the Citronic AC-1USB), which means that the sound has to be routed via software, and that ...

... how I set my decks up to play and record through my iMac built in speakers It is not possible to play through the iMac built in speakers without a delay because there is no direct connection to the input (the Citronic AC-1USB), which means that the sound has to be routed via software, and that ...