Unfortunately, there’s not much to be done for real-time monitoring. We’ve seen examples of reducing up to around 30ms of latency with different sets of headphones. If you still want to use Bluetooth, you can reduce the latency by making sure the Bluetooth device is fully charged and held close to your device, but there's nothing you can do to get rid of it for good.įor specific Android devices, some headphones will communicate faster to the device than others. If you’ve already recorded a section you want to keep, you can select the region and use the Shift feature to line it back up.īluetooth connection has a natural latency that can’t be removed, so we do not recommend using Bluetooth devices for recording. Use the Shift feature for existing regions. If the problem persists, you can manually adjust the compensation amount in the advanced settings: Studio Editor Settings > Latency Fix > Advanced Settings. Manually adjust latency compensation (Android only) But for certain setups, this can make a big difference. We don’t recommend this by default because it can be a little awkward to do correctly. Turn the volume up until the microphone can clearly pick up the speaker sound Put your headphones/speakers right up to your microphone ( do not wear your headphones!)
Plug in your headphones and anything else you use during recording Try performing latency test with your recording hardware all connected: If you’re still facing issues, the headphones or external microphone you’re using to record may be changing the overall latency. Try the latency test with your actual recording setup Make sure the microphone can clearly hear the sound from your speakers The latency test helps measure how much BandLab should realign your recordings.
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