GarageBand voice recordings have an unwanted echo on Mac Studio

Hello Keith,

The set up I have is a microphone directly to the computer. No issues ever until recently. I have thought maybe another microphone could be on or a speaker somehow broadcasting to create the reverb. There are speakers and a microphone in the monitor; I have an iPhone, and there is a HomePod nearby. I removed the phone from the room. The MacStudio shows that the monitor mic is off. I cannot hear anything coming out of the speakers while I record. I do not know about the HomePod. Here is something that I have not included, I have Logic Pro. I tried recording with that, and it work fine. I just do not know that program at all (and I really do not want to have learn it), and it has far more than I need. I prefer GarageBand.

Is there a way to set GarageBand to original default settings and see what happens there? I am not tech savvy so my ability to troubleshoot is limited.

Your thoughts?

Regards,

Mike

I do not know if I am monitoring through the speakers. I doubt it. However, I can record in Logic Pro (a program I know little about) with no issues. When I move a voice recording made in Logic Pro to GarageBand, the voice recording when played in GarageBand has an echo that was not there before. This leads me to believe it is not microphone related. Your thoughts?

Regards,

Mike

Keith,

It was the master track! I knew it was probably something simple. I can't believe I did not catch that. Thank you so much for your help. If you were here, I'd buy you dinner.

Kindest regards,

Mike

Hello Keith,

I am not monitoring while recording. I record, playback later.

Regards,

Mike