Audacity Forum

... the voice of my partner. Is there something I can do on Audacity or Skype or even my own recording hardware to keep it that way? Thank you for any help you can send my way.

Glad to help, but Audacity latency correction doesn't do anything for you during live recording. That makes your new and old performances line up in playback later. Or is that what you meant?

Koz

Ah...that's done it - thanks! I found that my overdubs were "lagging" the backing track a little, but found and tweaked the latency correction setting to -200 and it's now fine.

Many thanks for all of your help.

Audacity > Edit > Preferences > Recording. Overdub should be the only thing selected. Playthrough can give you echoes.

Koz

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exist sid plungin to player music commodore 64 in audacity for windows ? help my please thanks

Yes, I can hear the guitar without delay when Audacity is out of the loop. When overdubbing with Audacity I hear an echo on the guitar that I'm playing (through the phones).

itm wrote:No, there's no delay in that exact scenario.

Do you mean, yes you can hear it and no there is no delay?

No, there's no delay in that exact scenario. It's only if I activate playback through the UCA222 while recording the overdub that I hear a delay in what I'm playing (or possibly an echo).

Do you have any tips for dealing with latency when overdubbing? For example: I'm using phones plugged into the UCA222 to monitor the backing track as well as the track that I'm recording, and I'm getting a delay on what I'm playing. Is there any way around this? This is hardware dependent, so I nee...

Strange. This time when I opened Audacity I could see a signal, and was able to record it. I have no idea what changed. Do you have any tips for dealing with latency when overdubbing? For example: I'm using phones plugged into the UCA222 to monitor the backing track as well as the track that I'm rec...