I kind of wonder where the EU VAT cost really goes when billed by US based company. Luckily, using MME drivers this doesn't happen at all and the clicks/pops are gone.īe aware of the upgrade offer though - VAT gets added to the price in the last pages of transaction (EU VAT for me, living in Finland) and there's no special field to insert EU VAT number of your company to get rid of this extra cost. Using ASIO drivers creates a weird effet - when stopping playback, SF seems to repeat some buffer creating a delayed pattern, like a last beat of the bar is repeated.

It seems Sound Forge 10 has indeed solved this problem! Not perfectly, though. Skipping parts of audio makes it even worse.Īlthough I'm very pleased using Fireface UC with other programs, this seems a little odd because all the other USB interfaces I've tried during the years work ok with Sound Forge. This problem is a minor nuisance when playing back whole songs but when checking out small files like sound effects it is highly annoying as I can't really be sure whether the click is in the file or not. I've tried fooling around with different driver options in Sound Forge, even changed some buffer options but it doesn't help or maybe I just don't know the correct combination. I also remember the same thing occurred with Multiface (1st edition) I have in my studio, when I used it with PCI-card, the same quad core desktop and Sound Forge. And with Nuendo I never have any problems, only Sound Forge (version 9.0e) and when starting playback, no matter where in the timeline.Īlso, this happens with both my quad core desktop and dual core laptop, both with Windows XP SP3. It doesn't happen when playing with loop mode when the file starts over. Sometimes it seems part of the audio is skipped too, especially at start of the file. When using Sound Forge and playing back files I always get a small click/pop on play start.

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