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   Upon advise of jrhelgeson I bought the AudioMedia3(one fine sound card,thank you once again).  So anyway,  it works with most of my appz, but it doesn't work with a program called fuityloops (due to drop outs).  Also sometimes there are drop outs when playing mp3's and such that I didn't have before.   However with programs like cubase, not one problem.  Now I already did the following

-disabled PCI BUSTING and all power management.
-disabled hard disk write behind
-made sure of DMA was enabled
-formatted and reinstalled everything
(It's a thing I do when all else fails thing of mine.)
-fixed the virtual memory

My system is
-300mhz amd
-64 mb
-ide based 56ooo rpm drives
-using window 98 pnp beta_3 drivers


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-ide based 56ooo rpm drives

56,000 rpm drives?  Where did you get these babies??  They must really SCREAM!
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No problems recording at all.  None, Zero, Cubase has alway's been good to me.

(I'm on Win98SE)

I just get drops with things like win amp, and basic stuff.   I think you are right about it being the software (there are alot of detials needed to address the sound card).  Anything else to suggest? (Recording @ home is becoming quite expensive and time consuming)

I'm emailing the loops now. There tech support is very good, but, swamped.
Also Loops is just a loop based (ironic eh?) program for drums and techno.  I can alway's use a chessy sound card and then convert to wav witch is what I'm doing now.