Man...this is a really strange one.

The issue is still happening. I am no longer changing the tempo in the pool either. Also, I am careful not to delete any kind od saved "edit or audio files" that might store warp changes.

When I do my warp edits (mentioned at the beginning of this thread) & save, next time I go back to the project, it seems like things are offset by a tad.

I guess I will get back in there, make my corrections again, save & back up a copy to DVD. If the offsetting happens again, I will try importing the CD version's tracks to see if it REALLY is happening from within my PC.

Just to take all precautions, I "bounced all audio tracks...then cleaned the pool...then did an XP disk-clean-up...then did an XP defrag on all drives. Now I have a healthy, lean DAW with no old data that my last-saved version can be confused by.

I will let you know what happens this time. If anyone out there can brainstorm on this problem, we all might benefit.

Let be elaborate on what I am doing before I notice this happening:

I "go to an event, click on the event editor, confirm correct bars & tempo, click on musical mode button & warp tab, drag & align certain sections to make them sound more "quantized" with the timing, go to Audio menu, bounce selection, save & close".

I seem to recall that if I close out & reopen, it is fine (everything stays). However, sometimes, when I come back another day, I hear offsets again.

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