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1. #Adobe audition recording only coming through one headphone drivers
2. #Adobe audition recording only coming through one headphone windows

In the effects mentioned in the question, the effect that had the highest latency by far (caused >80% of the effect-induced latency) was "Speech Volume Leveler" (even though it was disabled). This means that disabling the audio effects doesn't decrease the latency. Issue 2: I don't know why but when one disables the audio effects in Adobe Audition, it still seems to compute the effects. It is possible to use ASIO on Microsoft Windows, see Can you use ASIO input and a different output?.

#Adobe audition recording only coming through one headphone drivers

Issue 1: use ASIO instead of MME, as MME has a notoriously high latency (in addition to the audio dropout issues if the specified MME maximum latency is reached) whereas ASIO drivers were designed for low-latency. The configuration mentioned in the question contains 2 issues that account for the latency.

#Adobe audition recording only coming through one headphone windows

How can one achieve a decent latency when using Adobe Audition on Microsoft Windows to enhance one's microphone audio quality in real time?Īm I supposed to use ASIO, and therefore configure the output to be the Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 USB Audio interface, on which I would connect the monitor's jack output to my computer's sound card? That doesn't seem neat. E.g., the figure below shows the soundwave for the same word ("testing") when the CPU was quite busy on the left (resulting in dropouts) and quite idle on the right (resulting in a clear voice). I understand that MME seems to be notoriously slower than ASIO, however I cannot configure the output to be a virtual audio cable when using ASIO in Adobe Audition on Microsoft Windows.Īnother issue with using MME that if for some reason the CPU gets busy with some other process, one might experience dropout when the specified maximum latency has been reached.

My current Adobe Audition configuration is as follows:Įven though the latency is configured to be 50 ms, in practice it is much higher (>300 ms), even if I disable all effects. I use Adobe Audition 11.1.1.3 to enhance my microphone audio quality in real time: the input of Adobe Audition should be Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 USB Audio interface, and the output should be a virtual audio cable that I can route to Skype/Dragon NaturallySpeaking/any other programs where I need to use the microphone. My setup is as follows: I have an Audio-Technica AT2035 microphone connected to a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 USB Audio interface, which is connected to my computer (Microsoft Windows 7).