Do you hear anything wrong? I'm guessing not.

This is probably just an artifact of the waveform drawing process. Ears, not eyes.

Oh, and welcome to RO! 8)

Thanks D.
I am nearly positive that I don't hear anything out of the ordinary after the track has been recorded.
While recording, though, I, more often than not, hear a "chorusing"-type of effect. Not latency, that sounds different.
I ran some tests after I posted this and the results were the same...
Active bass --> preamp --> motu
Active bass --> motu
Passive bass --> preamp --> motu
Passive bass --> motu
Even thinking that there was some phasing with magnetic pickups, I tried it with a piezo-pickup and got the same result.
Anyway, I welcome others to chime in with their .02.
Thanks, it's good to be "hear"!
Lenny

Hey,

I'm a solo bass artist myself, and I've recorded 4 albums in the past.

I see this waveform a lot. At first, I had assumed it might be something weird, but never noticed anything wrong with the sound. Instead, I just assumed that it was normal. After some compression though, it should go back to at least "looking" normal.

Later

Try expanding the timbase on your waveform picture. I think you'll find it's just the way the program draws it when squashed up like that.

Thanks guys...I appreciate the input.
I'm going to mess around with it some more. I'll let you know what I find.
Lenny