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> castanets and short clicks I was doing just this experiment three days ago. I have a new audio interface, and used audacity to try to establish its round-tri
by tuatoru 5y ago
> castanets and short clicks
I was doing just this experiment three days ago. I have a new audio interface, and used audacity to try to establish its round-trip delay. I created a rhythm track using a click sound, connected one channel's playback to an input, and recorded it. The latency was about 35.1 ms.
Audacity (the 2.x series) allows adjustment of latency compensation in whole milliseconds.
Edit: I set the latency adjustment for -35 ms so there was only the 0.1-ish residual latency.
Playing one channel of the original track and the recording together (after adjusting the channel balance for equal loudness) was quite disconcerting.
- FelipeCortez 5y agoYour buffer size is probably too high. Try 128 or 64
- jacquesm 5y agoThat is always going to be a compromise between the chance of a buffer underrun and annoying latency. Compared to analog digital audio solves some problems but introduces a whole raft of new ones.