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How can I turn off the setting of hearing myself in the headphones while recording my vocals in Logic Pro X?
Would really appreciate the help. Thank you!
MacBook Air 13″, macOS 10.14
Eh, not hearing yourself when recording vocals is the recipe for going wildly off pitch. But, if you insist: turn off Software Monitoring in the preferences (maybe you have the button for that in your toolbar), and/or turn of direct monitoring on your interface, also make sure the "I" button (if you have those enabled) on the track(s) you are recording to, are not on.
Eh, not hearing yourself when recording vocals is the recipe for going wildly off pitch. But, if you insist: turn off Software Monitoring in the preferences (maybe you have the button for that in your toolbar), and/or turn of direct monitoring on your interface, also make sure the "I" button (if you have those enabled) on the track(s) you are recording to, are not on.
Turn off hearing myself in the headphones while recording? (Logic Pro X)
