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March 30, 2019
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Echo in Podcast

  • March 30, 2019
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I cannot believe using Audition should be this difficult.  Thousands of people use Audition to create Podcasts. I have been at this for hours with no success,

I just cannot believe this program is this big an pain in the butt.

But now it's worse.

My initial sound test worked fine.  Then I did something--I genuinely no idea what--and now all my recordings have an echo. It's as if I am recording on two microphones.

I went into Windows to make sure I was recording on the Rode mic and not the internal mic.  I was.

I went into Audition to make sure my input was, again, the Rode mic. It was.

Short of rebooting, I have redone every step and the echo is still there.

Any help on this issue?  I cannot  believe I am the only person who has encountered this problem.

Thanks in advance to anyone or ones who can solve this mystery.

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ryclark
Participating Frequently
March 31, 2019

Need to know a lot more about your workflow in order to be able to diagnose the problem. Is the Rode mic a USB or XLR connected one? If XLR what audio interface are you using to get it's signal into your computer? How are you monitoring Audition's output? Are you recording in the Multitrack view and if so are you using any effects on the Track?

SteveG_AudioMasters_
Community Expert
Community Expert
March 31, 2019

This is very likely to happen if you have so-called 'smart monitoring' turned on. It accidentally got turned on by default in CC2018, but it's by no means impossible to do this to yourself in any release, before or subsequent. There's an FAQ here: I'm getting strange feedback and monitoring issues with the Audition 2018 release - can I fix this?