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actually the new hdd is fine. we tried using a different hdd, different cables. we are stuck. my friend who is helping me is very experienced in these matters (he has 8 PC's!) and says he has never encountered a problem like this. could it be a fault mobo? faulty bios? what?

hmm yes, think it's a bad hard drive.

thankee kindly anyway.

just got a new gigabyte GA7DX motherboard and AMD 1600. new HDD, new video card, hell it's a whole new pc really isn't it? so i got it all connected, flashed my bios to latest version. partitioned and formatted the HD in DOS. but when it came to installing windows 2000 i get "file not copied co...

ps - not saying you have nothing to be pissed off about.

i just think it's easy get so caught up in trying to get everything to work properly that you forget to make music, which you can do using one synth.

i spent a year getting angry with my pulsar. i realised what i was doing was using it as an excuse not to make music. if you have problems, in a modern pc setup with lots of different software, you can always find ways round, there are almost always many different ways to achieve the same result. if...

actually i'm starting to suspect my old and very cheap scsi card.

women respond to bass

ah'll start speakin in fuckin scottish then ya cunts

but ye'll only get offended

yep, the noise definitely disappears completely when you click and drag the transport bar in cubase. (!)

it sounds like you are hearing exactly the same noise as me..

if you didn't hear it on a digital recording, then perhaps the noise comes only from the analog out.

if so then it will not be present in any recordings, and so is not really a major problem.

1. i was wrong - it's not just asio - i musta been trippin. ? although i would swear it WAS just asio. maybe just that one time.

2. yes vince, the noise disappears when i drag the transport bar in cubase.

3. i will try upping the sample rate.

not sure...i use the net at work, so i won't be able to tell you until monday whether this works. but you could be right. it is when clicking on certain things that the noise disappears.

ps the noise disappears when performing certain operations. suggests it can be got rid of. if it was interference from the fan i imagine the noise would be constant. i posted about this problem a while back, but i didn't realise then it was only asio. i thought perhaps this new piece of information ...

no i have always had this problem.

if it is a noisy fan, then why don't i get the noise from directsound? it is only asio. if asio source is not connected to analog dest, it's as quiet as a mouse.

my pulsar II works fine, except that asio source is very noisy. mid/high frequency jittery computer interference type noise. any ideas? perhaps a cubase 5 problem?

storms and teacups come to mind

...but are there any FEMALE pulsar users?

that all sounds hopeful, i am now considering parting with the cash for the pro pack.what about automation?

so is the pro pack worht the money then?

i do think v3 is a big improvement though. creaware done a good job.

??? it's when the filter's nearly closed that you get the big bass sounds out of a 106. uknow007 just can't do this. but i guess it just goes to show it's a matter of opinion. tuning's not something that bothers me particularly either, i'm into really f**ked up techno music where things being out of...