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by Gary E. Andrews - 04/15/24 07:08 PM
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Hey Guys,
Bought a USB microphone, cheap, CAD, but not a bad sound.
Upon plugging it in, it went to the internet, and installed itself with it's own drivers.
That's fine, but it thinks of itself as a "playback device", so have corrected that part, turned off the automatic gain control, and it's used as the primary mic globally.
Problem is, when I want to record through Acid Pro, it has a terrible latency problem. I cant select it as a "device" as it has plugged itself into Sound Mapper which is the only selectable device.
If I plug a Shure mic into the mic input, all is good, unlike said USB devise.
Also, I can't control gain input ( have switched off automatic gain control )
All I want to do is select the microphone directly, without Sound Mapper, and use it in the programme.
Any ideas ?
cheers, niteshift
Last edited by niteshift; 02/06/14 03:24 PM.
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