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   In many other cases, such as playback, recording, overdubbing, mixing, 
   mastering, etc. latency is not important, since it can easily be 
-  compensated for.<br />
+  compensated for.<br>
   To explain that statement: During mixing or mastering you don&#039;t care 
   if it takes 10ms or 100ms between the instant you press the play button
   and sound coming from the speaker. The same is true when recording with a count in.
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   <li>Adjust the playback and capture levels in your mixer.</li>
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