Still having a problem with the delay and offset in recordin

scenario...

DURING recording  - clients say they still hear a tiney delay and it sounds like they are chorusy.  - NOT THEIR TRUE VOICE...

AFTER singer is done recording - the sound sounds the way it was meant to be.  

I have someone in here right now, If anyone could help and let me know what in the world I am doing wrong I would appreciate it.  We have two church meetings tonight and I have to get this correct before Saturday.

Please help.

Jay.. thanks.

-Check your latency again (I know it's redundant, but it can't hurt).

-Make sure that you are listening to the Audition Mix only!  On my card you can mix between what's coming from Audition and what is being input.  If there is even a little bit of the input coming through then the "delay" becomes way more apparent!

thanks... i'm looking for my latency feature.. I remember stuff like that from pro tools and reason...  but i can't find it.. i have a digi001 as my inputs for AA.  I"m trying to see where to adjust that..

i'm thinking this is going to be my latency buffer?
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THANK YOU!.. I think this is whats good!...  good job.. it was the latency on the buffere... i had it on 1024 and it works fine with the 128.. hopefully it doesn't snag on recording....

ok.. thanks was too soon. but it's helping. thanks again.

but now I'm having clicks and pop on the play back and the only way to get it back right is to adjust the latency eachtime.

but now I'm having clicks and pop on the play back and the only way to get it back right is to adjust the latency eachtime.

I believe that when you hear clicks and pops, you have your latency set too low for your machine to handle (correct me if I'm wrong).  These problems can be avoided by increasing the latency.

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