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... with audacity. It only records when I have Software Playthrough unchecked, and I can only listen to what I recorded ... playthrough on at all because it will create an echo. I don't know if it's supposed to receive playback ...

... I removed the check under "Transport - Software Playthrough," and the echo/reverb was gone when I recorded a couple of voice tests. If ...

... I removed the check under "Transport - Software Playthrough," and the echo/reverb was gone when I recorded a couple of voice tests. I would ...

If the problem is hearing the echo while you are recording, turn off Transport > Software Playthrough in the Audacity menus.


Gale

... in Device Toolbar . Turn off Transport > Software Playthrough so you don't hear a delayed echo of yourself while recording. You probably want to turn off Windows ...

... the pitch is so loud it reverbs ... Check "Software playthrough" in Audacity preferences is unchecked. http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/recording_preferences.html Also switch off any echo cancellation if your computer-soundcard has it. http://manual.audacityteam.org/man/faq_recording_troubleshooting.html#Why_do_my_recordings_fade_out_or_sound_as_if_they_were_made_in_a_tunnel.3F

... was asked for in the past for similar use cases. I don't think delayed software playthrough is necessary, Gale

... didnt work. I switch ports and now I have an echo in my headset and a delay while hearing myself ... delay is probably because you have Transport > Software Playthrough switched on in Audacity. Turn it off, then you ...

Getting the possibility to turn on "echo" would make everything so much easier But what ... to make? You were asking to do this by delayed software playthrough so I suggested Radiodelay . Did you try it? Then ...

... a feature request we have had before. As to workarounds, Audacity has "Software Playthrough" in the Transport Menu that automatically plays the recording back as you make ...