Audacity Forum

... feeding your voice back out to you via the Playthrough option, the voice has to go through multiple delays and can sound like an echo in your headphones. The three hardware ways ... You can help this in software. ASIO is a software package designed to ...

Usually "Overdub" should be checked and "Software Playthrough" unchecked. "Overdub" allows you to hear other ... card, enabling "Software Playthrough" will cause a bad echo problem.

... so far with the exception that program will not record unless the "Software play through" is on; also the monitors also will not work unless ... 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 ...

... signal there is little noise added, some echo, some skips. All together the recorded sample ... Correction' is made to '0'. checked 'Overdub' playthrough. Unchecked 'Software Playthrough' 2) Remaining all settings are default ...

... I'm out to 0.5 and higher, there's a horrible echo effect Turn Transport > Software Playthrough off. Then you can turn the Audacity input slider up higher. ...

"Transport menu > Software Playthrough" should be off (not selected). Software Playthrough will always produce a delayed "echo" of the input signal. If you are wanting to record multi-track ...

Transport > Software Playthrough (on/off). If it appears checked (on), click it to turn it off. You can also turn it off at Edit > ...

Check in the "Transport" menu that "Software Playthrough" is disabled. Don't use speakers to playback from the computer while recording - if you need ...

... to your computer? You need to turn off "Software Playthrough" in the Transport menu - that is probably where the delayed echo is coming from.

In the Transport menu, turn of "Software Playthrough" and turn on "Overdub". "Software Playthrough" should not be used when recording with a microphone because it creates a delay (echo).