Hi all,

I hope I can explain this problem properly.

I do a lot of voice-over work in Cubase LE and I edit out the pauses, breaths, etc, using the sample waveform editor.

Here's the problem: After I've done one or two edits, the waveform will show inaccurate information. In other words, there will be a straight line where there is sound and Waveswhere there is silence. Of course, it makes it impossible to edit correctly and I've ruined several good takes because of this glitch.

This problem happens EVERY single time I record and the only way I can fix it is by normalizing in order to redraw the waveform. When I normalize, the waveform redraws and shows the actual information. Of course, this is not always practical when editing. It's driving me crazy!

Anyone know what I can do about this? I am running Mac OS X Panther with Cubase LE 1.0.7 Build 94.

Thanks in advance! I am really anxious to end this problem once and for all!