Thanks for the tip Wizwars. ;D

Thanks Wizwars! I'm gunna try one of these methods!!

Simplify your tables as much as possible. For instance, my snare table used to look like this:
0 S01
1
2
3 SFE

and then either an H command looping to 4 or a K command at the bottom. I noticed quite of my Snares being skipped in the noise channel, so I started setting the shape of my noise instrument at F0 in the instrument screen, and removing the S01 command from the table. Seems to work better.

I also once read that placing each command in your tables one step below (like in the example above, have the SFE take place on 4 instead of 3, and if using the S01 command it would start on 1, not 0) helps a bit. I've used this method and I agree, it does seem to help slightly for some reason.

I'm using LSDJ 4.0.2. on a 64m smartcard...w/ a DMG . I have been noticing alot of fuzz or static on the noise channel (any instument) I don't think this has always been a problem for me, it may have just started. I tried putting a K around row 7 in the tables...sometimes does the trick...any other suggestions on ridding that fuzz?

This is what Ive heard to but how come carillon doesn't have the issue with skipping noise tables? Just a thought.

It's a hardware issue of the DMG it self. Maybe you can try to shape your noise instruments with the 'S' command instead and see if that runs smoother.

I have EMS carts 32MB (not USB), i´m testing some tables and transposing notes and not problem, maybe the problem is all in 64MB carts?

I've never had the problem before, as it never happened when I was running LSDJ through MasterBoy, and I just got my LSDJ cart about a week ago.

Hasn't this been there from day one?

Yeah, EMS 64MB USB cart.

Yeah, it really is. I wouldn't really have a problem with it otherwise.

ive had that problem a lot, it seems like a table problem more than anything else

I upgrade to 4.0.3  in these days and not problem with the N channe!. I have EMS carts, and you?

Happens to me often. It's a bitch when you're recording.

It was just for a snare, so I'll have to experiment to find one that I like using the S command.

Thankss.

I've had this problem on practically every version of LSDJ I've used. I've considered it something you just have to deal with. I've found it usually only happens when I'm using tables that are jam packed with commands combined with certain noise shapes.

Try getting rid of some transpose commands. Use the S command in its place if that works for what you're trying to do.