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Whoops, I should have read more closely. I do agree it sounds like a clocking issue. Jeff Carroll, Mastering Engineer Bluefield Mastering Inc. - Raleigh, NC USA http://www.BluefieldMastering.com Phone 919.859.0102 On Aug 28, 2012, at 10:51 AM, Jeff Carroll /Bluefield Mastering wrote: Hi Brian, If you monitor directly from the DAT machine, what do the DATs sound like? Still glitchy? If so, do other DATs from outside this group also playback with errors or are they fine? You need to determine whether the errors are happening at the source or in the capture. Jeff Carroll, Mastering Engineer Bluefield Mastering Inc. - Raleigh, NC USA http://www.BluefieldMastering.com Phone 919.859.0102 On Aug 28, 2012, at 9:49 AM, Brian Carpenter wrote: I couldn't find this question addressed in the ARSCLIST archive, so, apologies for any redundancy. I'm transferring a set of DATs, recorded at 48/24, using a TASCAM DA-20MKII and WaveLab 6 software. The .wav files I end up with in WaveLab are highly, highly glitchy. Errors and dropouts galore. However, when I listen to one of these tape directly from the deck itself, it sounds completely fine. No problems at all. I've transferred hundreds of DATs and have never encountered this before. Any ideas as to what's going on here? Any pointers much appreciated! Brian ------------------------------------ Brian Carpenter Mellon Digital Audio Archivist American Philosophical Society 105 South Fifth Street Philadelphia, PA 19106-3386 (215) 440-3418