and if you send all the voices to one channel and an instrument mix to the other one through aux sends on the board you can do some effective basic mixing afterwards that doesn't take a track by track deep dive. it's an easy and fluid process especially since i learned it first. For example, settings such as 128, 256, 512, 10 are recommended. Typically you will want to increase these settings in double increments. No shade on Audacity i still use it for recording and layering up choral parts or single voice or spoken word event recording if you're taking a stereo or mono board capture for the record. In Cakewalk by BandLab, go to Edit > Preferences > Audio - Sync and Caching Try increasing your Playback I/O Buffer Size and Record I/O Buffer Size. So i think there's something to be said for learning a more capable platform right off the start so that when interest growsĪnd takes new direction that there's not a need to hit pause/restart on learning a tech platform at the same time because the Audacity process is some different it's really a ground-up learning curve when switching to Reaper or Ableton even two seemed excessive.īut then it grew and i needed to switch platforms when that happened. To optimize playback and reduce the potential for dropouts or audio glitches, we recommend a Playback I/O Buffer Size value of about 512 (KB) if you are. Click to expand.when i started recording the same was true.

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