I've done it on the acoustic set via the blueball, and the latency is terrible, very noticeable on playback. It has been a relief to discover that I seem to be able to switch between input devices by doing a track through the focusrite, and then a track through the blueball ice, etc.Īnyway, I've tested banging along to a click track (pretty well in time). The tutorials I have watched have all been focusing on using one input device for each project. I would prefer acoustic drums really, and have a kit, but I realise also that even if I can solve the latency issue, one mic to pick up a whole kit might be too much of an ask.Īnyway, latency when putting sounds through the blueball usb mic I think is the main problem at the moment. I expect this is probably not ideal for recording music but I was hoping I could get away with it for voice and acoustic guitar as I expect it is half decent quality and it's designed for voice, I think.įor drums, I have a roland electronic kit and I have tried just putting the left output through the focusrite and that seems to be ok.

The only mic I have is a blueball ice USB mic. Voice and acoustic guitar of course need a microphone. I also want voice, acoustic guitar and drums. When I play along with a click track, on playback it seems pretty much in time. I have an electric and a bass guitar, which I am putting through a focusrite interface. At the moment I am jut trying to do something pretty basic. I've watched some beginner tutorials, but I realise it's a long journey to anything like real expertise.

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