Recording Question
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The Weeder
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Recording Question
This might be a dumb question and I apologize. I love making up songs and am now recording them on Audacity which I stumbled on by mistake. What awesome software by the way. Anyway I can record playing guitar and singing at the same time through the mic no problem. I am trying to record the guitar first and then lay down a second track for voice on top of it. Every time I do it the voice part is behind the guitar part in time. Now I know I'm not crazy..I know I am singing in time. Does anyone know why it does this? Is there a way I can move or mix the voice track so it starts a little later?
Re: Recording Question
Use Audacity 1.3 and adjust the "Latency correction" in Preferences.
There is a tutorial about latency correction somewhere on his forum - a search might drag it up.
There is a tutorial about latency correction somewhere on his forum - a search might drag it up.
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The Weeder
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Re: Recording Question
Thanks...I'll check it out.
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The Weeder
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Re: Recording Question
I think I found it. I'll give this a shot. If anyone else has a better explanation please post it. Thanks again bro...
http://audacityteam.org/forum/viewtopic ... 5562#p5562
http://audacityteam.org/forum/viewtopic ... 5562#p5562
Re: Recording Question
That's the one I was thinking of.
There have been a few changes in Audacity concerning latency correction, so you may find some small discrepancies, but the underlying method is the same.
There have been a few changes in Audacity concerning latency correction, so you may find some small discrepancies, but the underlying method is the same.
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