Win 7 64 bit SP1 and latest available security updates.
The problem is that any input to the microphone results in a single-tap.... maybe 100ms... echo coming into my headphones. If I record the mic's output, the echo is not there at playback.
Here is what I have done to try to stop it.
I strongly suspect some sort of loop....Wot U Here? etc, but as I say I have (AFAIK) killed that.
It sounds pretty cool if I use my deep in the tank voice, but then reverb always does
Any help appreciated.
Nick
The problem is that any input to the microphone results in a single-tap.... maybe 100ms... echo coming into my headphones. If I record the mic's output, the echo is not there at playback.
Here is what I have done to try to stop it.
- microphone plugged into socket nearest the RHS of the card as viewed from the rear of the PC, as shown in the pamphlet.
- Mic is the default recording device
- any audio apps are off AFAIK
- I can monitor and record the mic in Audacity and also in Reaper.
- in the SB app, I have "Wot U Here" turned off in the Mixer module and only the Microphone set to be alive for input.
- I have everything off in the SBX Pro Studio and all other compartments
- In the CrystalVoice module I have CrystalVoice offand the recording device as Microphone, which I have set to Windows Default.
- I have the EQ turned off.
- I am wearing heaphones and the microphone is about a metre away. It can barely hear my voice: most of my testing is done by simply moving the mic on the desk, or tapping it.
I strongly suspect some sort of loop....Wot U Here? etc, but as I say I have (AFAIK) killed that.
It sounds pretty cool if I use my deep in the tank voice, but then reverb always does

Any help appreciated.
Nick