I hear myself twice while i record myself....help!

I hear myself twice whilst the actual recording records one time. I have tried if it has anything to do with my usb mic but I checked using the input and output from my laptop and there i have the same problem. So it must be something in the settings of the laptop or Logic? Any ideas....?

It´s latency. Go to Audio preferences and reduce buffer setting to 64 or 32. There will still be some delay, but not that much. To avoid latency: record through an audio interface, mute the input channel and monitor through the interface.

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Hmm... haven't had to scroll the screen for such a short question before! I'm afraid you get the answer in normal size text though.
SickLLSeLLMusic wrote:
im running with both audition 1.5 and 3.0, tried both, neither one will let me hear myself while im recording...my mic is directly plugged into a presonus inspire 1394, as well as my headphones...but i cannot hear myself!... please help, this is driving me nuts!
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Levels are fine in the Inspector. . .and the track is armed. . .but I can't hear myself when I am recording. . .only on playback.
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