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Topic: How do you get rid of the delay when recording?  (Read 483 times)
« on: February 03, 2006, 01:47:24 AM »
beats4ever Offline
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I have aa2.0 working and all.. but i hear a delay when my people are recording.. having a big problem right now...     it's not much of a delay but noticeable for the customer....    only happens when recording.. but the output after it is recording is fine... .   users complain that it there voice sounds off when recording..

please help.. thanks.. i'm still looking for the solution..
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« on: February 03, 2006, 01:56:15 AM »
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Didn't I tell you how in your other thread?

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The second way is to have Audition monitor the input.  To do this, you select the input to record and output to monitor to, then arm the track to record. Make sure Audition's monitoring is internal, it is in the box at the lower right part of the screen (im at work atm, so I can't be more specific).  The advantage to this type of monitoring is that you can feed realtime effects, for example, studio reverb, straight into your headphones from the input.  You will need to have low enough ASIO latency to monitor real-time in audition,  which you should be able to change in your cards ASIO settings.


You need to lower your ASIO sample size, or use your card's monitoring rather than Audition's.
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« on: February 03, 2006, 02:21:05 AM »
beats4ever Offline
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thanks!! it was the latency.. i just took it down to 512.. works fine now..   mmm.. what can make me do it at 1024 or ist here a need to do it?  i want the best quality possible.. always shooting for that..      thanks..   man.. you just saved me a lot of time..   throws 50 at you
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