Of course a good computer with fast speeds helps too, but regardless, there will still always be at least a slight delay. With all of those tips mentioned, plus the ones I suggested previously, you might notice the delay lessen more. The more programs you have running, it could cause your computer to overall slowdown some, where as the less programs are running the more faster and responsive your computer will be (therefore, MorphVox Pro may end up being a bit more faster and responsive). * Any other programs you might have running in the background, and if you're not actively using them / if you don't need them open at the time, then I'd suggest to close them. * When you have MorphVox pro running, right-click on your Windows Taskbar, select Task Manager, expand with selecting More Details, go to the Details tab, find MorphVoxPro.exe on the list and right-click on it then select Set Priority to a higher level (such as High or possibly Realtime, but Realtime could be unstable). So, for example, if it was on '16 bit, 48000 Hz (DVD Quality)', try choosing one a bit lower than that, such as perhaps the CD Quality or Radio quality one, then Apply and Ok (you can always go and change it back to a higher quality setting later). From the drop-down menu you can try choosing a bit of a lower Audio Quality. Find your device on the list (what you use as your sound output), right-click on it and select Properties and go to the Advanced tab.

*Right click on your Speaker icon in your Windows Tray and select Playback Devices. That's a limitation of this type of software as it will always take a little time between when you speak (or make a noise in general) to when it gets morphed and plays.Ī couple of other suggestions that might help a bit is

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