Mike, thank you so much for addressing my question. I love my PPP and now I have an amazing work flow with that quick fix. Really appreciate your time and dedication to the industry. .....Fritz
Can i use focusrite 2i2 3gen asio in Adobe audition 2020 (13.0) and change the output to a virtual Audio cable (voicemeeter) ? Cause i want to Hear my Sound trough voicemeeter :)
Mike, I love your videos. But PLEASE 🙏 I beg of you. Please stop doing the REALLY LOUD INTRO music/anim. If I have my cans super loud and I go to watch one of your videos, I get my eardrums completely blown out like just now. It's really bothersome and harmful. I'm sure others have experienced this as well, because it's not the first time I have encountered it with your videos. My ears are ringing...
We have managed to be able to digitally recreate human textures of peoples skin...But we haven't came up with a way to get rid of recording latency? WTF
hi man, when I record multiple tracks in one file then suddenly after like 4 recorded tracks I hear a really weird falter in my headphones.. like I cant hear the beat clearly anymore. do you know how to fix that?
Thank you, man. Deleted all [turned off] effects from all of the tracks and now my delay stays in range of standard 100ms delay. Huge improvement for my streaming setup.
that monitoring setting is off, 0 effects in the effects rack im on device class MME because ASIO has no playback (but that has no latency dammit) using a focus right with scarlet 2i2 60ms latency and still it is offbeat and had bad latency. If i decrease it to the lowest i can (latency: 30) it goes in slow motion and crackles horribly. Every other latency setting under 60ms does that and i have a pretty beefy computer (windows 10). I hate this so much! lol I use this to record music on beat but it's impossible with this latency. None of these suggestions solved it :/ Any other ideas? Great video all together though.
Hey Mike, thank you very much for your tutorials! I've noticed that decreasing I/O Buffer size (in 'Audio Hardware' section) helps to prevent Audition from crashing. However, when I do that, the audio in my multitrack session starts to sound choppy and distorted. Do you know if there's a way to fix that? I'd really appreciate the help!!
Mike you gave me the answer to the latency issue that has been dogging my podcast setup: uncheck Smart Monitoring in Multichannel Preferences. THANK YOU!
Hi Mike, I've recently discovered that after recording a multi mic - multitrack session for my particular channel, I have a .076 latency issue. I what would you recommend I consider as to clean that recording session up? It was roughly 1 hours worth of recording. I've managed to sync the first 10-ish minutes pretty well and then it just gains its latency again after that. I've taken to generating silence on each track, but as it's needed to be finished by this coming Friday, that's not a feasible solution. I've watched a few of your videos here and they've always helped.
@@MikeRussell I've been watching your videos all afternnoon and I feel like I've gotten a solid block of knowledge for recording in the future! Right now I'm trying to fix a recorded phone interview that is 60% flawless, but 40% sounding exactly like Lou Gehrig delivering his "World's Luckiest Man" speech at Yankee Stadium...Help?
The MOST important setting to reduce latency in any daw is reducing the Buffer. If you have a fast enough computer, try 32 or even 16 and you will have almost no latency. You will hear it chopping up if its too low for your setup!
Hi Mike. First, thank you for all of your helpful videos on Adobe Audition! Although I used to design websites (back in the old days, before templates), I am brand new to using Adobe Audition (and Premiere Pro). I am trying to put together 5 vocal tracks of the same song (Hello COVID-19) for our Hospice House to play for their patients as we cannot sing "live" for them. My question is: "is there a way to FIX timing in the various tracks?" Even though there was a MASTER track to sing along with, some of the singers either started too soon or held notes too long, making the whole thing rather a mishmash. Thanks so much for any help!
All that is fine and dandy but it does nothing for someone working with a single file; someone NOT working in multitrack. I cannot seem to find any tutorials on removing latency in the one file I am working on. Working with my one file does not have the type of options you are working with. I attempted to use the Noise Reduction-Automatic Click Remover and it tells me something about CPU and latency and tells me to 'apply' which I do, and it updates, but then it doesn't show in the effects list and the audio is not changed whatsoever and I'm still stuck with sickening mouth noises. Please be kind as I am highly frustrated and just a beginner.
One workaround could be to export the audio file and re-import it into a new project. That might help with the latency issue. Otherwise play with buffer size settings.
Great video, I will be trying that on my windows device TONIGHT to get rid of latency! I am buying that same headset you have, but I cant help but wonder....WHAT OHMS did you buy 16-250OHMS? I will be playing piano, electric, acoustic and vocs on my Shure sm7b! Thanks in advanced for the advice my friend.
I just changed my buffer size under Preferences>Audio Hardware> I/O Buffer Size to 256 and it eliminated latency altogether. Beautiful. Is there a down side of this method? Loss of quality?
Nice tutorial. I also find that in Windows, you can turn down the latency to about 30 on the audio hardware panel and it helps without any of these other fixes.
DUDE You Made my day!!!!!!!!!! Thank you so much. I watched the whole video, but the simple thing was not shown in the Video.Thanks Pal! Wishing u a good luck. Thanks to the TH-camr too, if You didn't post the video, It would not be possible. Love from India.
Still hearing a slight delay/echo, I unchecked the box, restarted Audition and still nothing, I'm using 2 Blue Yeti Microphones, my 1st mic has no issues and my 2nd microphone does, it's not as prominent as the echo you demonstrated but it's still there, please help! Thanks!
Okay I fixed it! Sample rate was at 8,000 in Asio4All and changed it to 48,000! I did have another question though, on the bar window called "levels" when I record with 1 microphone the levels are equal, on the 2nd microphone they are unequal, solution?
I'm sorry to hear about the issue you're experiencing, it's possible that there may be another factor causing the delay/echo in your setup, such as audio routing or settings in your recording software, I would recommend checking those to ensure everything is configured correctly.
This isn't something that's easily solvable so you may want to join our community where we can look at it in more detail community.musicradiocreative.com/ Does this happen on recording or editing? It could be a slow hard drive, a failing hard drive, mismatched sample rates but would need more investigation to pinpoint.
Mike, any idea what is causing the stuttering/ripple recording? Playback comes back stuttering. I've changed buffer, bit, dedicated RAM. my voice playback in an audio file (in a macbook pro 13inch, 8gb 256gb) stutters.
Hi Mick, have you tried saving the audio and playing back in a different player such as VLC? It's more than likely however that the stuttering is coming while recording I think. 8GB Ram should be enough to run Audition but it also depends on what else you have running at the time and using memory. Also depends on what else is using your hard drive as well. The ideal recommendation is to have a second drive available to Audition. This is probably an issue better suited to our community where you can post samples and screenshots and explain in more detail community.musicradiocreative.com/
@@MikeRussell Hi Mike. I have. Same result in playback with VLC. Here is the issue and what is sounds like. www.reddit.com/r/AdobeAudition/comments/laqlh5/bizarre_rumbling_thats_been_happening_on_and_off/? Somehow I figured you'd know, above all.
That's dropped samples, can be caused by lack of processor, lack of available RAM, failing hard drive or misconfigured audio setup. Try joining our community where we can help you solve this in greater detail community.musicradiocreative.com/
@@MikeRussell Thanks Mike. Pretty broad scope of potential issues. I have had to uninstall and reinstall every time I use addition and getting a bit tired of it now in since I've had no joy in trying to identify the problem I think after 15 years im going to look for an alternative to Auditiom
@@MikeRussell the macbook pro was realeased leas than a year ago and it's brand new, just purchased so I can't imagine a failed lHD. Processor is 4gb dedicated to audition. I have tried about 8 different attempts to fix based on at least 8 different recommendations. I can't keep pulling my hair out on this.
Hey Everyone, New to Adobe. Can someone tell me why I cant hear myself, nor see signal on the master fader when i have one track on record ready? So far I can only hear myself with input monitoring.
5 years late but.... Smart/auto monitoring simply enables/disables software monitoring ie through your effects when you enable/disable recording. When you record you can hear mic sound through the software, when you stop you can't. That's all. Nearly all interfaces, 2i2 included, have a direct monitor on/off button and a mix knob. Disable all software monitoring, switch direct monitor on, turn the mix balance so you can hear the mic at the right level over any music etc playback from Audition or whatever software you're using. Set your gain appropriately and hit record. Near-zero latency monitoring. My guess is in this video Mike's mix is somewhere in the middle hence the doubled mic sound - one is the direct monitoring and the other is the latency-affected signal coming back through the software. The ONLY time you should have to worry about latency is if you MUST be able to hear real-time live effects on your voice and don't use direct monitoring on your interface. If you MUST use live effects/software monitoring then adjusting latency in your software can help but only to the point your computer will support - the faster you try to make it do the same task ie process and send your effected audio back to your headphones, the more it will struggle and start to produce clicks and pops. This isn't an audio driver, mac/pc, latency issue unless you must have live effects in your headphones as you record. It's a setup/usage issue in the majority of cases. With software monitoring sound goes mic>interface>computer>software>interface>headphones. With direct monitoring it goes mic>interface>headphones (plus music etc playback is mixed into your headphones while your mic sound is also sent to be recorded in the software on the background).
I am very new to using Adobe audition and a lot of the suggestions people have said haven't worked for me. I'm using an Intel core i3 HP laptop and a Scarlett solo. The only thing that is switched on the solo is 48v and direct monitor. In order to try your suggestion what do I shut off in audition to remove software monitoring?
I think this is probably down to latency. Perhaps head to our community to see if we can get this sorted out for you? community.musicradiocreative.com/
Helpfull video. I setup: 1 track WITH filters, no monitor and 1 track WITHOUT filters and monitor without any latency. It sounds maybe weird, but it works for me. I have now a monitor in my headphones without latency. The track with filters I can copy on the fly via "VB-Audio Virtual Cable" to other streaming software for example . . .
OKAY! Important call as well for the people who experience latency without effects: Make sure the Sample Rate from your multitrack matches the sample rate from your microphone! This fixed the problem for me!
So do you meant to get realtime feedback I need to record without any effects , then i add the effects after my recording finished? Sorry my english is not good
Adding effects will no doubt add latency as they all use varying amounts of processing power. Always record dry and add effects later in post processing.
@@MikeRussell thx but i already removed all effects, restarting etc but the latency still high as h*ll. I used asio, but still same. I feel so frustated😭
Mac: You can lower the buffer size to 256 Samples. Adobe Audition -> Preferences -> Audio hardware -> I/O Buffer Size; this will help with the latency. For playback / editing / mixing, you can increase it again and it will be cool.
How to lower the CPU? I'm not quite sure what you mean? If you mean lower CPU usage that all depend son what you're doing. If you have a lot of effects processing or if you have any CPU intensive effects then you'll be pushing the CPU pretty hard.
the second I get more than 10 tracks and some FX going the software becomes unusably shitty... like what the actual hell do I have to get to be able to edit with FX and EQ in real time
On the flip side, I had a severe issue with recording on a single track, but when changing to anything other than a 30ms delay the problem is gone. Strange...
If you're recording clean audio, then plug your headphones directly into your audio interface and use the mic/mix function. After recording, go back to normal monitoring.
I’d need more information that that to help. Why not join our community where you can share more information and screenshots? community.musicradiocreative.com/
What really kills me is that I experiment with vocals in FL studio side by side with audition and FL doesn't have any latency problems with nearly all the same efx on.🥵
if you have any effects added delete them and your audio playback or when you use monitor input to hear yourself will be instant... only add effects after you've recorded all you've needed
I searched for a solution in many russian videos and than`s God I decided to check ENG youtubers and you helped me to solve my problem real quick! Damn, thankyou so much, brother!!! Like+comment+subscribe!
I'm on a Mac, and one thing that helped me was lowering the buffer size on audio hardware in the preferences settings. Adobe has this info to help: helpx.adobe.com/audition/kb/troubleshoot-recording-playback-monitoring-audition-1.html
Its like you're just trying to fix monitoring. Real time latency has everything to do with singing along to backing tracks and other instruments. Voiceovers are childs play.
Mike, thank you so much for addressing my question. I love my PPP and now I have an amazing work flow with that quick fix. Really appreciate your time and dedication to the industry. .....Fritz
This didn't solve anything. I have latency with no effects.
Latency is effected by the speed of your computer. What specs are you using?
Can i use focusrite 2i2 3gen asio in Adobe audition 2020 (13.0) and change the output to a virtual Audio cable (voicemeeter) ? Cause i want to Hear my Sound trough voicemeeter :)
try going to audio hardware and setting the latency to 30
Mike, I love your videos. But PLEASE 🙏 I beg of you. Please stop doing the REALLY LOUD INTRO music/anim. If I have my cans super loud and I go to watch one of your videos, I get my eardrums completely blown out like just now. It's really bothersome and harmful. I'm sure others have experienced this as well, because it's not the first time I have encountered it with your videos. My ears are ringing...
What a help you have been making the transition to recording in Adobe Audition! Thanks Mike!
We have managed to be able to digitally recreate human textures of peoples skin...But we haven't came up with a way to get rid of recording latency? WTF
Still no fix ASIO for all kinda fixes it but makes the mic quality sound like crap.
haha, good one mate. welcome to the planet called earth
hi man, when I record multiple tracks in one file then suddenly after like 4 recorded tracks I hear a really weird falter in my headphones.. like I cant hear the beat clearly anymore. do you know how to fix that?
Thank you, man. Deleted all [turned off] effects from all of the tracks and now my delay stays in range of standard 100ms delay. Huge improvement for my streaming setup.
😃
Please can you tell me abute name fo your headset ?
that monitoring setting is off, 0 effects in the effects rack im on device class MME because ASIO has no playback (but that has no latency dammit) using a focus right with scarlet 2i2 60ms latency and still it is offbeat and had bad latency. If i decrease it to the lowest i can (latency: 30) it goes in slow motion and crackles horribly. Every other latency setting under 60ms does that and i have a pretty beefy computer (windows 10). I hate this so much! lol I use this to record music on beat but it's impossible with this latency. None of these suggestions solved it :/ Any other ideas? Great video all together though.
Hey Mike, thank you very much for your tutorials! I've noticed that decreasing I/O Buffer size (in 'Audio Hardware' section) helps to prevent Audition from crashing. However, when I do that, the audio in my multitrack session starts to sound choppy and distorted.
Do you know if there's a way to fix that?
I'd really appreciate the help!!
Hi, think this would be a great topic in our community community.musicradiocreative.com/
Legend!! This simple thing has been whats made me procrastinate and not record/upload podcasts. Thank you!
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great video thank you!
Mike you gave me the answer to the latency issue that has been dogging my podcast setup: uncheck Smart Monitoring in Multichannel Preferences. THANK YOU!
No problem at all Todd, always happy to help 😃
Thank you so much, you saved my day!
Great video. Thank you for all the ideas to try when reducing latency in Audition.
Thanks Colin, hope it works for you
I'm still getting the delay and I have no effects or the smart monitoring, I'm using a Tapco external sound card
Star 2saint same. If you have figured it out let me know
If you get the solution please help
Hi Mike, I've recently discovered that after recording a multi mic - multitrack session for my particular channel, I have a .076 latency issue. I what would you recommend I consider as to clean that recording session up? It was roughly 1 hours worth of recording. I've managed to sync the first 10-ish minutes pretty well and then it just gains its latency again after that. I've taken to generating silence on each track, but as it's needed to be finished by this coming Friday, that's not a feasible solution. I've watched a few of your videos here and they've always helped.
Was it recorded locally or various contributors recording locally and sending you their audio?
Another important thing to adjust is I/O buffer size and latency parameters under preferences
How do you do this in CS6? I don't have Smart monitoring option in there?
take the L.. lol he wont reply
Been binge watching these great job Mike! Can anyone tell me why i am dropping frames randomly? And how to fix it? Thanks for your time!
Get a new graphicscard
Quick and straightforward! I Subscribed. Thank you
Thank you
okay doneee, thank you! im been always want to fix this a year ago but this day only i fixed it because of you! thankyou somuch!
Wonderful!
@@MikeRussell I've been watching your videos all afternnoon and I feel like I've gotten a solid block of knowledge for recording in the future! Right now I'm trying to fix a recorded phone interview that is 60% flawless, but 40% sounding exactly like Lou Gehrig delivering his "World's Luckiest Man" speech at Yankee Stadium...Help?
The MOST important setting to reduce latency in any daw is reducing the Buffer. If you have a fast enough computer, try 32 or even 16 and you will have almost no latency. You will hear it chopping up if its too low for your setup!
Great tips!
thank you very much for guiding us. good luck!!!
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Mike, you are a hero ! I can hear myself 100 procent in realtime now. Thanks for helping me out :)
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@@MikeRussell mike, once again it hasnt worked for me delete the channel
thank you very much, i was going crazy and you solved my problem! thanks a million!
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Thank you for the info!! I have a question, All my presets are gone...how do I restore them??? Thanks!!!!
Hi. Can you give tips on editing a song
I don't have latency during monitoring; however, when i record a vocal track over a guitar track, the vocal track is off a few seconds. Any tips?
Share more information of your setup with the community community.musicradiocreative.com/
How fix latency in adobe audition 2020?
GREAT!!!!!! THANKS A LOT MIKE
wow thanks so much couldn't find the answer anywhere!
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Hi Mike. First, thank you for all of your helpful videos on Adobe Audition! Although I used to design websites (back in the old days, before templates), I am brand new to using Adobe Audition (and Premiere Pro). I am trying to put together 5 vocal tracks of the same song (Hello COVID-19) for our Hospice House to play for their patients as we cannot sing "live" for them. My question is: "is there a way to FIX timing in the various tracks?" Even though there was a MASTER track to sing along with, some of the singers either started too soon or held notes too long, making the whole thing rather a mishmash. Thanks so much for any help!
Thanks! That sounds like a ton of time stretch and editing you have ahead of you Kathy. It is possible but will need some work.
Absolutely perfect. Thank you.
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hi How can we document and retrain analog equipment such as compressors in this software?
This software does not control analogue hardware I'm afraid
All that is fine and dandy but it does nothing for someone working with a single file; someone NOT working in multitrack. I cannot seem to find any tutorials on removing latency in the one file I am working on. Working with my one file does not have the type of options you are working with. I attempted to use the Noise Reduction-Automatic Click Remover and it tells me something about CPU and latency and tells me to 'apply' which I do, and it updates, but then it doesn't show in the effects list and the audio is not changed whatsoever and I'm still stuck with sickening mouth noises. Please be kind as I am highly frustrated and just a beginner.
One workaround could be to export the audio file and re-import it into a new project. That might help with the latency issue. Otherwise play with buffer size settings.
Great video, I will be trying that on my windows device TONIGHT to get rid of latency! I am buying that same headset you have, but I cant help but wonder....WHAT OHMS did you buy 16-250OHMS? I will be playing piano, electric, acoustic and vocs on my Shure sm7b! Thanks in advanced for the advice my friend.
I use 80ohm headphones
I just changed my buffer size under Preferences>Audio Hardware> I/O Buffer Size to 256 and it eliminated latency altogether. Beautiful. Is there a down side of this method? Loss of quality?
If your CPU can keep up and there are no drop outs this is wonderful!
Mike Russell So far so good. And I only have 8gb in my iMac. :)
Awesome!
Lower buffer size is better that's why if you try 68 or 128 buffer size it's gon make your tracks skip and lag cuz it's using more cpu
Nice tutorial. I also find that in Windows, you can turn down the latency to about 30 on the audio hardware panel and it helps without any of these other fixes.
Thanks
DUDE You Made my day!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you so much.
I watched the whole video, but the simple thing was not shown in the Video.Thanks Pal!
Wishing u a good luck.
Thanks to the TH-camr too, if You didn't post the video, It would not be possible.
Love from India.
@@ultimatesoccer2449 I'm glad my little comment made a difference.
thank you🥲👌👌👌👌👌👌👌
Ty so much, appreciate it, that helped me a lot.
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i love adobe audition but logic pro x is better when it regards to latency even with effects on your audio
Still hearing a slight delay/echo, I unchecked the box, restarted Audition and still nothing, I'm using 2 Blue Yeti Microphones, my 1st mic has no issues and my 2nd microphone does, it's not as prominent as the echo you demonstrated but it's still there, please help! Thanks!
Okay I fixed it! Sample rate was at 8,000 in Asio4All and changed it to 48,000! I did have another question though, on the bar window called "levels" when I record with 1 microphone the levels are equal, on the 2nd microphone they are unequal, solution?
I'm sorry to hear about the issue you're experiencing, it's possible that there may be another factor causing the delay/echo in your setup, such as audio routing or settings in your recording software, I would recommend checking those to ensure everything is configured correctly.
how come i get a detected dropped Sample that pop up on the bottom right corner really need help on that please..
This isn't something that's easily solvable so you may want to join our community where we can look at it in more detail community.musicradiocreative.com/
Does this happen on recording or editing? It could be a slow hard drive, a failing hard drive, mismatched sample rates but would need more investigation to pinpoint.
I did everything mentioned in this video and still have latency. Wish I could finally find a fix 😔
Same heeeere! I feel like i've been trying everything
Get a good pc and a Good soundcard = ez latency, i can Sing with live effects on and the latency (2.89ms) so not hearable
Hi Mike, thanks for the video very helpful. How did yu record this video?
In Screenflow.
You helped me a lot with adobe audition. Thanks so much
Thanks
Mike, any idea what is causing the stuttering/ripple recording? Playback comes back stuttering. I've changed buffer, bit, dedicated RAM. my voice playback in an audio file (in a macbook pro 13inch, 8gb 256gb) stutters.
Hi Mick, have you tried saving the audio and playing back in a different player such as VLC? It's more than likely however that the stuttering is coming while recording I think.
8GB Ram should be enough to run Audition but it also depends on what else you have running at the time and using memory. Also depends on what else is using your hard drive as well. The ideal recommendation is to have a second drive available to Audition.
This is probably an issue better suited to our community where you can post samples and screenshots and explain in more detail
community.musicradiocreative.com/
@@MikeRussell Hi Mike. I have. Same result in playback with VLC. Here is the issue and what is sounds like. www.reddit.com/r/AdobeAudition/comments/laqlh5/bizarre_rumbling_thats_been_happening_on_and_off/?
Somehow I figured you'd know, above all.
That's dropped samples, can be caused by lack of processor, lack of available RAM, failing hard drive or misconfigured audio setup. Try joining our community where we can help you solve this in greater detail community.musicradiocreative.com/
@@MikeRussell Thanks Mike. Pretty broad scope of potential issues. I have had to uninstall and reinstall every time I use addition and getting a bit tired of it now in since I've had no joy in trying to identify the problem I think after 15 years im going to look for an alternative to Auditiom
@@MikeRussell the macbook pro was realeased leas than a year ago and it's brand new, just purchased so I can't imagine a failed lHD. Processor is 4gb dedicated to audition. I have tried about 8 different attempts to fix based on at least 8 different recommendations.
I can't keep pulling my hair out on this.
Hey Everyone,
New to Adobe. Can someone tell me why I cant hear myself, nor see signal on the master fader when i have one track on record ready? So far I can only hear myself with input monitoring.
I hope you get this worked out. Audio Hardware in Preferences is the place to check your settings.
FIXED!! Thank you!!!
you sir are a absolute hero !!
Thanks
Mike I've found that gradually reducing the I/O Buffer size from the standard 512 samples to a level which reduces latency is also a good solution.
Thanks for the tip! Gradually reducing the I/O Buffer size can definitely help minimize latency in Adobe Audition.
Thank you so much
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why is no latency on garageband even with effects
Thankyou!!
Thank you!
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Thank you, my issue was simply changing it to ASIO !!!!! and i was able to record on time without delay
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Thanks 👍
THANK YOU SO MUCH!!
You're very welcome Marcelo!
5 years late but....
Smart/auto monitoring simply enables/disables software monitoring ie through your effects when you enable/disable recording. When you record you can hear mic sound through the software, when you stop you can't. That's all.
Nearly all interfaces, 2i2 included, have a direct monitor on/off button and a mix knob. Disable all software monitoring, switch direct monitor on, turn the mix balance so you can hear the mic at the right level over any music etc playback from Audition or whatever software you're using. Set your gain appropriately and hit record. Near-zero latency monitoring.
My guess is in this video Mike's mix is somewhere in the middle hence the doubled mic sound - one is the direct monitoring and the other is the latency-affected signal coming back through the software.
The ONLY time you should have to worry about latency is if you MUST be able to hear real-time live effects on your voice and don't use direct monitoring on your interface.
If you MUST use live effects/software monitoring then adjusting latency in your software can help but only to the point your computer will support - the faster you try to make it do the same task ie process and send your effected audio back to your headphones, the more it will struggle and start to produce clicks and pops.
This isn't an audio driver, mac/pc, latency issue unless you must have live effects in your headphones as you record. It's a setup/usage issue in the majority of cases. With software monitoring sound goes mic>interface>computer>software>interface>headphones. With direct monitoring it goes mic>interface>headphones (plus music etc playback is mixed into your headphones while your mic sound is also sent to be recorded in the software on the background).
I am very new to using Adobe audition and a lot of the suggestions people have said haven't worked for me. I'm using an Intel core i3 HP laptop and a Scarlett solo. The only thing that is switched on the solo is 48v and direct monitor. In order to try your suggestion what do I shut off in audition to remove software monitoring?
how to set a slow sound on the sound card, even the metronome lags too?
I think this is probably down to latency. Perhaps head to our community to see if we can get this sorted out for you? community.musicradiocreative.com/
Hlo ... I am using Audition 2019...how to avoid video buffering while dubbing?? Help me out
Hi, firstly I'd recommend opening Creative Cloud and updating to CC2021.
Secondly buffering is entirely dependent on your hardware being able to cope.
Helpfull video.
I setup:
1 track WITH filters, no monitor
and
1 track WITHOUT filters and monitor without any latency.
It sounds maybe weird, but it works for me.
I have now a monitor in my headphones without latency.
The track with filters I can copy on the fly via "VB-Audio Virtual Cable" to other streaming software for example . . .
Awesome 👍
OKAY! Important call as well for the people who experience latency without effects: Make sure the Sample Rate from your multitrack matches the sample rate from your microphone! This fixed the problem for me!
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This comment is exactly why I look at the comments section.
So do you meant to get realtime feedback I need to record without any effects , then i add the effects after my recording finished? Sorry my english is not good
Adding effects will no doubt add latency as they all use varying amounts of processing power. Always record dry and add effects later in post processing.
@@MikeRussell thx but i already removed all effects, restarting etc but the latency still high as h*ll. I used asio, but still same. I feel so frustated😭
It comes down to a combination of your hardware usually. Might be worth dropping a post in the community community.musicradiocreative.com/
Any suggestions on how to fix latency/voice delay on something you've already recorded?
Use pro tools or studio one cuz adobe sucks for musicians
Mac: You can lower the buffer size to 256 Samples. Adobe Audition -> Preferences -> Audio hardware -> I/O Buffer Size; this will help with the latency. For playback / editing / mixing, you can increase it again and it will be cool.
Thanks for adding.
That got rid of 90% of my latency - thank you for the tip!
Bro do you know how to lower cpu in Adobe audition
How to lower the CPU? I'm not quite sure what you mean? If you mean lower CPU usage that all depend son what you're doing. If you have a lot of effects processing or if you have any CPU intensive effects then you'll be pushing the CPU pretty hard.
i'm korean, It was a good help. thank you
Great to hear!
한국 새끼들 엿 먹어
the second I get more than 10 tracks and some FX going the software becomes unusably shitty... like what the actual hell do I have to get to be able to edit with FX and EQ in real time
What spec is your computer? That's usually a sign that your computer isn't high enough spec
THANK YOU
You are very welcome!
I owe you a lot for all l am learning!
I'm always happy to help 😃
Yeah but what about when you start the session? There are many options for latency below
Indeed!
Gracias master!!!!!
You are very welcome!
Hi Mike, please a video to rec in real time with effects (applied, ex eq, compressor, etc...) and plugins with Adobe Audition. Thank you very much.
If you want to use real time effects then I'd recommend a mic processor such as the dbx286s
@@MikeRussell Thank you!
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How can i hear my real time effects?
To hear in real time enable the ‘I’ button on a track in multitrack.
go to preferences and audio hardware and then latency .. change it to 30 and the problem gone
Thanks for adding!
Abderahim Redaouia Thanks!! That helped a lot.
You're welcome
it elps but its still too much of a delay especially when recording music
On the flip side, I had a severe issue with recording on a single track, but when changing to anything other than a 30ms delay the problem is gone. Strange...
If you're recording clean audio, then plug your headphones directly into your audio interface and use the mic/mix function. After recording, go back to normal monitoring.
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What about fixing
latency on Adobe Audition 3.0
Hi Cindy Lou, what interface are you using?
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Thanks for this. The latency was doing my head in but it's ok, I don't need to hear myself while recording a podcast. HA!
Try direct monitoring via your interface which will be latency free
@@MikeRussell Thanks for the tip. I managed to get around it by shutting down and rebooting my laptop. Just like that, latency gone
That often happens too.
I’d need more information that that to help. Why not join our community where you can share more information and screenshots? community.musicradiocreative.com/
What really kills me is that I experiment with vocals in FL studio side by side with audition and FL doesn't have any latency problems with nearly all the same efx on.🥵
That's frustrating, but with some tweaking in the settings can definitely work on reducing latency in Adobe Audition.
if you have any effects added delete them and your audio playback or when you use monitor input to hear yourself will be instant... only add effects after you've recorded all you've needed
What to do to have live effect recording? Do you need an external monitor or impossible?
A tutorial about eliminating latency without a discussion of Buffers? OK...
Very great idea!
All you have to do is go to preferences. Audio hard way. Look for latency. And change it to 30
I searched for a solution in many russian videos and than`s God I decided to check ENG youtubers and you helped me to solve my problem real quick! Damn, thankyou so much, brother!!! Like+comment+subscribe!
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I'm on a Mac, and one thing that helped me was lowering the buffer size on audio hardware in the preferences settings. Adobe has this info to help: helpx.adobe.com/audition/kb/troubleshoot-recording-playback-monitoring-audition-1.html
Glad you got it sorted out
Smart monitoring... problem solved, thank you!
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Its like you're just trying to fix monitoring. Real time latency has everything to do with singing along to backing tracks and other instruments. Voiceovers are childs play.
The best way to monitor will always be direct monitoring rather than via the computer.
Pc users just go to audio hardware and turn latency to 30.. your done
Hi mike
cam on
What else can I help you with?
I DONT HAVE THE PRO-PODCATS
OK.
dude, stop talking and just show us how to fix it. damn
STFU. if you're THAT impatient to get answers, TOO BAD, bitch. Find the solution on your own. It will take MUCH longer
Peter Tahoe ok peter, I’m sorry that I hurt your feelings. Does that fix your latency issue
You get zero latency no matter your computer specs if you use an analog mixer to monitor.
This is true 👍
Or just get logic pro x for free? lol
Perhpas?