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I just wanted to let everyone know that I bought a new sound card (Sound Blaster Live) and everything works fine now. It must have been some kind of conflict with my previous sound card that was causing the skipping. Thanks, Wolfie

I just wanted to let you guys know that I did try adjusting to a lower resolution and I tried shutting off programs running in the background, but this made no difference. Thanks for the suggestions and please keep 'em coming. Keeping you informed, Wolfie

Thanks for your help Slackmaster 2K, but I updated the drivers and the skipping is still there. I think that my hard drive is running in DMA 66 mode based on the following: my mother board supports it, I have the correct cable, my hard drive supports it, the DMA is checked in the device...

Are you referring to my Creative Ensoniq Audio PCI? This is card that I'm currently using. It works fine with WinAmp, but when I use it with multitrack recording I hear skips and jumps.

I'm going to try a different sound card today. I'm willing to spend up to $80.00. Eventually, I will buy a wave 824, but not today. Any suggestions? (My previous card is a Creative Ensoniq Audio PCI, Model ES1371)

In response to Slackmaster 2K: 1. You're right about Darla, but this is an entirely different pain in the ass... 2. The Maxtor hard drive is running with the DMA enabled. The device manager recognizes this as GENERIC IDE DISK TYPE47. Do you know if this is fine? I'm using WIN 98 S.E. 3. The...

Hey I really appreciate everybody's response to this. I will try some of these suggestions and let ya'll know how it goes on Monday. Thanks..

Reinstalling CEP, that is.

Has anyone out there successfully used Darla, Gina, or Layla with an AMD system?

Dell assembled my friend’s system. He has a P-II 450 MHz, 96 MB RAM, and a TBS-Montego PCI Audio card. Darla doesn't work with my system. When I install it, it works for about a minute and then my entire system locks up. I've put about 20 hours into this one and I can't figure it out. I've...

I have a "crippled version" of CEP called CEP Special Edition Ver 1.1. It seems to work fine on my friend’s computer, but when I use it on mine I hear glitches, and skips. As you can imagine, this makes multitrack recording very difficult. I also hear these skips if I use CEP to play wav...

Actually, proximity effect doesn't occur in omnidirectional mics; they sound the same at any distance. The Shure SM57 and SM58 are both unidirectional mics. Just though you might like to know. I read about this in Practical Recording Techniques, written by Bruce and Jenny Bartlett. This is a...