I did some research, but I can't find anything that would help me. This leads me to my main question: is there a way to add a realtime global delay to a microphone (with software) so that it gets delayed no matter what application is using it? I'm on windows 10. I want to do what the person in the youtube video (TUTORIAL How to Make any Microphone Sound better & More Professional with Adobe Audition) did.Due to the fact that I use a mac I am unable to find a Virtual Audio Cable that works like the one in the video. When I go to Audio Hardware, I have my mic in Input, but for the Output, its the VB0Audio.
VB-Audio Input selection is in the Output. When putting things back together, trying to put the VAC as an Output wasnt an answer. However, my meetings take place in Adobe Connect and I don't know if there are options for audio delay within Connect, and I can only log into the meeting the day of, so I can't test things ahead of time. I havnt bought Audition yet but I am using the trial (will buy it once i figure out my problem). Input showing as Output (Virtual Audio Cable) Hey all Yesterday I got Virtual Audio Cable to work, then installed a SSD. If I were recording or streaming with OBS or something similar, then this would not be an issue as OBS gives options to add a delay to the mic. The problem is, the capture card adds about 500ms of delay to the video, so the audio from my external mic and the video from the capture card are out of sync by a noticeable amount. I don't have an actual webcam, so I'm trying get my DSLR with a capture card to work. I do all my work at my desktop and I was recently asked to present at a meeting with a webcam.
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