I just set up Logic Pro, and I can hear my voice. However, I hear an echo through the headphones coming from the MBox interface. There is probably a simple explination, or setting to adjust, but for the life of me I can't find it. Anyone have any suggestions?
Logic Pro, iOS 6.1, Using new MBox and condenser mic
There's two ways to monitor, one is direct through the Interface, (sometimes called direct or zero latency monitoring) and "Software Monitoring" through Logic's audio engine.
Go to Preferences/Audio and uncheck Software Monitoring
Got it to 128. It sounds exactly the same. Sorry.
Part of the problem is not the MBox itself but Avid's very cr@ppy core audio drivers.
Also don't use Input Monitoring with Softwate Monitoring on, record enabling the track should get you audio.
I did buy the L1 Ultramaximizer, but I only use that for my final mixing. For the current scenario, capturing the audio, I don't have any plugins set up.
Since you're not using any plugins I would investigate the MBox direct monitoring, what Model MBox is it?
It's an MBox 3rd Generation. I just got it a couple of months ago. It's supposed to be a big improvement over my old mBox system.
If you have the MBox manual look up direct monitoring or Direct Routes or Low Latency Monitoring.
Did you end up going back to Pro Tools or did Direct Monitoring work for you?
Good luck with the project.
You might want to check out this video:
http://www.pro-tools-expert.com/home-page/2010/9/22/mbox-onboard-dsp-explanation .html
Shows you how to use the MBox-3 Control panel to do it all.
why do I hear an echo when I record my voice?
