Post by andersmv on Jun 16, 2024 6:04:34 GMT -6
Can you explain how you’re setting up your headphone mix on the Apollo? I’ve been using Apollos since they came out (probably like 15 years ago at this point) and I have never once, out of hundreds and hundreds of artists recorded, ever had someone have an issue with latency monitoring through the console app correctly. I would bet money there’s something else funky going on. Or maybe you’re just crazy sensitive and screwed 😂.
First thing to check, makes sure Input Delay Compensation is “off” in the Apollo console app, that can make a difference (and I’m guessing you’re probably not recording multi mic drums or anything). Second, what sample rate are your recording at? If it’s possible and not impractical, try setting the sample rate at 96k. That will drop the latency even more. Third thing, if you’re only using one mic, try flipping the phase on the mic and see if that helps. I’ve had some singers complain about the “phases” thing, it’s because your brain is trying to process and combine the signal coming from the headphones as well as the “bleed” from your voice in the room and the vibrations inside your head from speaking. I’ve never heard a difference when I’m singing or performing, but I have had a few singers tell me it made a big difference when I flipped the phase on the mic.
Try all of that before you make your life more complicated. Tell your ears to buck up and stop being so sensitive 😂
First thing to check, makes sure Input Delay Compensation is “off” in the Apollo console app, that can make a difference (and I’m guessing you’re probably not recording multi mic drums or anything). Second, what sample rate are your recording at? If it’s possible and not impractical, try setting the sample rate at 96k. That will drop the latency even more. Third thing, if you’re only using one mic, try flipping the phase on the mic and see if that helps. I’ve had some singers complain about the “phases” thing, it’s because your brain is trying to process and combine the signal coming from the headphones as well as the “bleed” from your voice in the room and the vibrations inside your head from speaking. I’ve never heard a difference when I’m singing or performing, but I have had a few singers tell me it made a big difference when I flipped the phase on the mic.
Try all of that before you make your life more complicated. Tell your ears to buck up and stop being so sensitive 😂
