ProTools functions much differently than other software's. Sounds get processed in real-time. You have things turned on in ProTools that is affecting the playback. This is called operator error. Bouncing around between different software's is very confusing. You need to learn each one very well so as not to make these mistakes. You do not have a thorough understanding of ProTools.

You only need to use one kind of software to make a recording. It doesn't matter if things sound different. You just need to learn how to make a good recording first. You are probably having trouble understanding instructions in English? Yes? Things are frequently misunderstood in translations. And what language is it that you speak? It sure isn't English.

I don't do good English because I was born here. Not sure what they don't call my language American? Because I don't sound like John Paul George or Ringo.

Sucking on my feet
Ms. Remy Ann David

Hi
Right i am not an English man, but i can understand,
Thanks for your reply and i advice you to check out what i am talking about.
And how it doesn't matter if things sound different???
So i need to focus on my monitor how its sound and to keep on mind the software sound different and god knows after bounce how it will be??!!!!

If with just 1 loop there is different in sound, what about a session with 60 plus tracks???

Cheers

To prove Remy's pt, take a cd you love and import a track into each software, you will clearly hear the difference. Like she said, pick one software and learn it really well.