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Re:Audio Engineer Explains NPR's Signature Sound by _rs on Wednesday March 08, 2023 @09:26PM (#35077669)
Ah ok. I have an interface I really like already, was hoping there might be a software solution that doesn’t add so much latency. Thanks for the link though
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Re:Audio Engineer Explains NPR's Signature Sound by ace2358 on Wednesday March 08, 2023 @10:12PM (#35077919)
As a music producer where is all the latency coming from? I can run my daw with <10ms latency with a few simple effects on it.

What software are you using / what workflow?

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Re:Audio Engineer Explains NPR's Signature Sound by TylerE on Wednesday March 08, 2023 @10:58PM (#35078183)
Generally USB lag, plus the OS not running in real time mode, like using bog standard Windows Audio instead of ASIO
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Re:Audio Engineer Explains NPR's Signature Sound by vintagedave on Thursday March 09, 2023 @07:54AM (#35080683)
I was hoping for software too. Mostly because I don't have the understanding for a hardware tool like that: I have a decent-ish low-end mic (Blue Yeti, a USB mic) and was hoping for a software tool to run to achieve the same result.
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