Latency with Garage Band 10.1.0

Hi all new here.

so please forgive me in advance by the lack of understanding about the functioning of a community.

I just bought an iMac:

system: OS X el 10.11.2 captain

Processor: 3.1 GHz

memory: 8 GB

I have a problem with Garage band (10.1.0).

The computer is brand-new, but I have a problem of latency (delay) when recording my voice into the microphone.

the microphone is just plugged directly into the headphone (the only one).

I don't find much in aid of GB on latency.

I am very grateful if anyone can help

Thank you very much

Fab

Hi fabianadellave,

Welcome to the communities of support and thanks for your question. I understand that you have latency when recording from an external microphone in your new iMac.

The first thing I would say is to unplug your external microphone and any external audio devices and test using the internal microphone on your iMac.
Then check the settings System Preferences > Sound for your Microphone (input) and speakers (output).
For this test, make sure that the input device is set to mic internal (built-in)
Make sure that the output device is set on internal speakers (built)

In Garageband, recording a vocal track without effects.

First, create a new project.
Use the Audio - recording using a microphone or line input as a model for the project.
Make sure that there are no effects like echo or delay active.
Arm the track (planned for the record), and then click the record button and write down a few sentences.

When you reproduce the return track, you hear any delay?

Fabianadellave, if you have a chance to try this test-first of the hardware in your computer, please reply back with the results. In addition, if you can answer these questions, it would give us a better understanding of your unique situation.

What mic do you use?
You have an audio interface, you can work with rather than plug the microphone directly into the 3.5 mm headphone?
You use an adapter on your external microphone to this input of size?

Once we confirm that the internal mic works as expected, then we can turn your external microphone. For best results, use a microphone that has an XLR cable. Plug the XLR cable into an audio interface that connects to the USB port of your iMac.

Take a look at these resources for the voice recording in Garageband:

The user of GarageBand 10 - audio guide

Before recording audio

You can record your voice, an acoustic instrument, or any other sound using your computer's built-in microphone or a microphone connected to your computer. You record sound from a microphone on an audio track.

Before you start recording, do the following:

Connect a microphone to your computer and make sure the microphone is turned on and functional.

Connect an electric guitar to your computer and make sure that the guitar works.

Select the audio track you want to record to, or Add an audio track. Be sure to set the input source, the input volume level and follow-up of the piece.

Set the project bit depth, which is the number of digital bits that each sample contains. Record at a depth of 24 bits is recommended for most situations and is the default setting.

Grant instruments that are connected to your system for you ensure that your external instrument records are tune without instruments software, samples or existing records in your project.

Set the input source for the track

Select the range that you want to use, and then click the Smart Controls in the control bar.
Click the Inspector button of in the menu bar of smart controls to open the Inspector of intelligent control.

In the recording settings section, click on the button enter to switch between a pair of stereo input channels and a mono input channel, and then choose the source from the context menu of the entry.

Adjust the input for the sound source volume

Select the range that you want to use, and then click the Smart Controls in the control bar.
Click the Inspector button of in the menu bar of smart controls to open the Inspector of intelligent control.
In the section recording settings, adjust the recording level.

You can also select the automatic level control checkbox to automatically adjust the recording level. He lowers the level to prevent feedback and raises the level too low.

Hear your microphone or your instrument that you play and record (monitoring)

Do one of the following:

Click the control button in the header of the track of the track that you want to use.
Select the range that you want to use, and then click the control button in the record of the Inspector of intelligent control settings section.

You can also select the feedback Protection checkbox to avoid the Larsen effect while you play.

Create tracks

You add tracks to a project to keep your recordings, loops and other materials. When you add a track, you can choose the track type, format, input source (for audio) and output. The options in the dialog box new track vary depending on the type of circuit that you create.

The new track appears in the area of securities.

Create a new track

Do one of the following:

Choose track > new track (or press Command-Option-N).

Click on the button Add a track above the track headers.

Select the type of track in the upper part of the dialog box new track.

For audio tracks, choose the input source from the context menu of the entry.

Do one of the following:

To turn on monitoring audio tracks: check the box "I want to hear my instrument that I play and record.

To enable recording of audio tracks: check "prepare new audio tracks for immediate registration.

To change the input device: below the context menu entry, a line of text displays the current input device. Click the arrow next to the text, and then change the device in the Audio preferences panel.

To change the output device: drop-down menu below the exit, a line of text displays the current output device. Click the arrow next to the text, and then change the device in the Audio preferences panel.

Click on create.

The new track appears in the area of securities, and the library opens so you can choose a patch for the track.

Hope that helps...

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