Basically, your mixer routing is screwed up.Whoa, this is pretty wild - I thought at first ch1 (dry)->Mix would obviously have diff PDC than ch1 (dry) -> ch 2 (wet) -> Mix but having a second look it appears this isn't the case since ch2 (dry) -> Mix seems to be the same thing? Was this ever explained? Thanks for the tip btw. You will get auto pdc fails if you mix with plugins that have latency and dont pay attention to your signal routing. It was tedious and time-wasting to watch. Please make your videos shorter and get to the point.

It's most likely a cable and/or soundcard problem. If you want to use parallels and buses and connect them in.complicated ways, the sequence matters. Re: Latency / Lag Problems Recording With Microphone in FL Studio 12. That is, if you have want to dry/wet mix into a bus, use 3 channels instead of 2.Ĭhannel 1 (dry) -> Channel 2 (wet) -> Mix BusĬompletely disconnect channel 1 from everything, including master bus.Ĭhannel 1 -> Channel 2 (dry) and Channel 3 (wet)Ĭhannel 2 (dry) and Channel 3 (wet)-> Mix Bus If you are curious what latency is, Presonus. There are several different methods but the one I use is the 2 to 3 rule. Mine looks like this for the Presonus AudioBox iTwo: fl studio audio interface latency. Auto PDC works fine and this issue is well documented. Focusrite USB ASIO: Absolutely ZERO latency, registers the mic fine.

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