AUDACITY FOR MAC RECORDING TAB SOFTWARE

No matter how small I make it, the delay is still there no matter how huge I make the number, the delay is still about half a second. changing the number next to 'Latency correction' has zero effect. (And what good is the 'Overdub' option when I'm only recording one track?) Again, I can't hear ANYTHING if I do that.

AUDACITY FOR MAC RECORDING TAB SOFTWARE

The links I find all say disable software playthrough and enable the 'Overdub' option. If I do that, then I can't hear ANYTHING. Software playthrough - the 'latency in audacity' search turns up a rash of hits, each saying to disable software playthrough. Checked or unchecked, there's no difference. Hardware playthrough in the Audacity prefs does nothing. Right now my only solution has been to just turn the monitor volume down in Audacity.

Of course, the recording itself is fine, but.it's very annoying to deal with this. I'm using a Zoom H2 Handy recorder as a microphone.Īgain, I can hear my friend fine in real time, and he hears me fine in real time, but I don't hear MYSELF fine in real time: I hear myself over my headphones about half a second later I sound like an announcer at a local baseball park. Mid-2011 iMac (details in my sig or description or whatever). I'm using the latest Audacity on OSX Yosemite with the latest updates installed. We each record ourselves and we later sync our recordings together. I plug a pair of headphones into my speakers. Now.we talk to each other over Google Hangouts. My friend and I just started a podcast (in case you're curious, Pie Factory Podcast, available in iTunes.long story VERY short, two retro arcade games per episode).and there's a major quirk that's annoying me. Okay, to preempt the obvious 'Google is your friend' response (a phrase I have a problem with on SO many levels, btw), I've done the obligatory web searching.but here's what's going on.

Audacity for mac recording tab