a possibly redundant question regarding latency

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a possibly redundant question regarding latency

Post by leokuma » Tue Jun 12, 2007 1:23 am

I have a Rode Podcaster USB microphone, the M-Audio NRV10 firewire interface,Live 6.0.5 and a Mac G5.

I want compensate for the latency I get when recording with the Rode. Alot of what I record is beat oriented vocals.I need to record to a metronome/click accurately without the worry of hearing delay. Yes, the Rode USB mic. is plugged directly into the computer. What do I do?
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Post by leokuma » Thu Jun 14, 2007 5:13 pm

is there no one to answer this question?
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Post by Tone Deft » Thu Jun 14, 2007 5:22 pm

read the manual.
go through the latency compensation tutorial that comes with Live.
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Re: a possibly redundant question regarding latency

Post by nebulae » Thu Jun 14, 2007 9:51 pm

leokuma wrote:I have a Rode Podcaster USB microphone, the M-Audio NRV10 firewire interface,Live 6.0.5 and a Mac G5.

I want compensate for the latency I get when recording with the Rode. Alot of what I record is beat oriented vocals.I need to record to a metronome/click accurately without the worry of hearing delay. Yes, the Rode USB mic. is plugged directly into the computer. What do I do?
check the drivers for the usb microphone...I'm willing to bet that usb microphone doesn't have the best latency...is it ASIO? How does it show up in Live?
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