How To: Create & Record Your Own Music Song Covers in Audacity
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Published: Sun May 15 2016
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You'll want to go to Recording in the preferences and work with the Playthrough settings. You'll want either a direct USB capture, or use headphones to listen while you play.
You'll also want to check your latency. That's what makes sure they tracks are not offset in time. Do that by making a click track in Generate. Then play that track and record a new track by putting a mic up to the speaker. Once you've done this, zoom way in and measure the difference between the tracks by selecting the space between them and looking at the number generated in the Length indicator at the bottom. Input that number in Edit/Recording/Latency/Latency Correction. Plus or minus depending on whether the result is slow or fast. Be sure you are doing the test with the same cable/mic setup you'll be recording with. Also don't have anything running in the background.
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