What's your latency set at? It sounds like the crackling that happens with setting your latency lowing than your card can handle.

Hey there. I have the exact same problem, when i am recording vocals through my analog input. This has been pissing me of for like 2 years now, and N̉THING helps.

Hope we can fix this!

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Originally posted by Scottaculous What's your latency set at? It sounds like the crackling that happens with setting your latency lowing than your card can handle.

I did try that too. I went as high as 512 samples.. so considering I can record a full automated song playing hard and softsynths, recording the mixer output at my soundcard input again without any problems at 256 samples this can't be the problem.

In case somebody asks, yes the latest drivers (5.40) are installed

A strange thing is that recordings in logic are perfect but I want to record in sound forge, it's much better for this purpose as the vu-meters are very important to get the best signal/noise ratio.

So apparantly I'm not the only one having this annoying problem. I hope dj thy reads this thing, I think he had the same soundcard.

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Have you contacted Terratec for any sort of help?

Or are they as useless as Iomega in that department?

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I'll look into this when I have more time.

It's a long time ago since I used soundforge (version 6, does the newer version support Asio or WDM already, I haven't much followed the newer versions?). All the other programs I use (Wavelab, Samplitude, Cubase SX2) don't have clicks, though. So either I believe it's a problem with Soundforge or a driver problem.

If it's ASIO, try recording at the highest samples/buffer you can select, to make sure it's as relaxed as possible. If it's still clicking, it's definately not that part that is acting up.

Otherwise, try using another driver if you have the possibility (if WDM is a choice, use that instead, works a charm in Samplitude for example, MME as very last option).

If you want to make sure it's not the Terratec ASIO driver acting up.

I'll try to get the same version of Soundforge as you have, and I'll see what I can come up with (if it's a matter of Vu Meters, Wavelab's meters are even more useful ).