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Posted by Jordan Stevens on Aug-20-2004 21:10:

Sound Forge Problems, (gap?)

all right for you guys that use sound forge, i was wondering if any of you know what a gap is? i will record a set and then go to play it back and some where in the set is a bunch of orange lines and @ the top it says gap. and where this "gap" is the sound is all fucked up. any help would be appreciated. thanks

Posted by Frisco on Aug-20-2004 22:48:

I only use SF7 to play with mp3's, but I would have to guess thats a lag in the computer recording the incoming signal or possibly some interference in the signal.

Posted by dj_pontiac on Aug-21-2004 00:30:

yeah, if you have a slow hard drive it means it couldnt keep up with the recording, try doing it in mono instead of stereo, use defrag to optimize your hd and kill all background software when recording a mix...

Posted by Jordan Stevens on Aug-21-2004 04:05:

werd appreciate the input, the only thing is that i am running everything the way i use to, but i reformatted last week do to new video card and mother board. and it just started doing it out of no where, i cant figure it out.

Posted by Frisco on Aug-21-2004 04:44:

double check the motherboard vendor and see if they have updated ide drivers. I've noticed alot of pc's lately where they need the vendors drivers (not the autodetected ide drivers that windows used). I've seen this mainly on dells, but many motherboard manufacturers are using different chipsets to save money. just an idea.