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Subject:Sound Forge 6.0 Glitches Posted by: rwrider Date:4/24/2003 1:21:48 AM I am running an Asus P4G8X motherboard system that contains a Pentium 4, 2.8 Ghz processor, containing 1 GB of DDR/PC2100 RAM configured in a Dual Channel Memory mode (Identical paired DIMMS). The Hard Drive is two Seagate 120 GB Serial ATA drives in a mirrored array. I am running with a DAL CardDeluxe. I have placed this card in every available slot (1-5). I was hearing some artifacts in recordings. I recorded a 440 Hz tone. The "Find / Glitch" function will find a glitch about every 1 minute. When I look at the glitch in close detail, the waveform is going along perfect and suddenly takes a drastic leap to some other level only in one spot, to continue on just perfect until the next glitch about a minute downstream. Is this a Windows XP Pro problem that can be "tuned out"? Does anyone have any suggestions to optimize Windows XP Pro? Other audio application sometime will suggest turning off Indexing Service, which I did here, too. Thanks, Raymond Rider rwrider@midsouth.rr.com
Subject:RE: Sound Forge 6.0 Glitches Reply by: rraud Date:4/25/2003 8:47:01 PM Exit ALL non-essensial programs before recording/editing, ie: screen-savers, anti-virus, ect. This helps with 98, ME, and XP home. I have no experience with XP Pro.
Subject:RE: Sound Forge 6.0 Glitches Reply by: Geoff_Wood Date:4/26/2003 7:08:38 PM As Windows is a generalised OS with many application, some specific optimaisations are required for successful audio operation. Apart from exiting shite like AV, Messenger and other irrelevant apps, check out : http://www.blkviper.com/WinXP/servicecfg.htm http://www.musicxp.net/installing_tips.htm http://www.nemesysmusic.com/support/W2k_XP_Optimize.pdf http://www.musicxp.net/installing_tips.htm geoff

Subject:Sound Forge 6.0 Glitches

Posted by: rwrider

Date:4/24/2003 1:21:48 AM

I am running an Asus P4G8X motherboard system that contains a Pentium 4, 2.8 Ghz processor, containing 1 GB of DDR/PC2100 RAM configured in a Dual Channel Memory mode (Identical paired DIMMS). The Hard Drive is two Seagate 120 GB Serial ATA drives in a mirrored array.

I am running with a DAL CardDeluxe. I have placed this card in every available slot (1-5).

I was hearing some artifacts in recordings. I recorded a 440 Hz tone. The "Find / Glitch" function will find a glitch about every 1 minute. When I look at the glitch in close detail, the waveform is going along perfect and suddenly takes a drastic leap to some other level only in one spot, to continue on just perfect until the next glitch about a minute downstream.

Is this a Windows XP Pro problem that can be "tuned out"? Does anyone have any suggestions to optimize Windows XP Pro? Other audio application sometime will suggest turning off Indexing Service, which I did here, too.

Thanks,

Raymond Rider
rwrider@midsouth.rr.com

Subject:RE: Sound Forge 6.0 Glitches

Reply by: rraud

Date:4/25/2003 8:47:01 PM

Exit ALL non-essensial programs before recording/editing, ie: screen-savers, anti-virus, ect.
This helps with 98, ME, and XP home.
I have no experience with XP Pro.

Subject:RE: Sound Forge 6.0 Glitches

Reply by: Geoff_Wood

Date:4/26/2003 7:08:38 PM

As Windows is a generalised OS with many application, some specific optimaisations are required for successful audio operation. Apart from exiting shite like AV, Messenger and other irrelevant apps, check out :

http://www.blkviper.com/WinXP/servicecfg.htm
http://www.musicxp.net/installing_tips.htm
http://www.nemesysmusic.com/support/W2k_XP_Optimize.pdf
http://www.musicxp.net/installing_tips.htm

geoff