Hey everyone,

Hi,

I was gonna ask you guys if the drums on this track sound as if they sit in a
believable space . I tracked the cymbals first then the snare/tom on its own track.
I bounced the track and noticed the bass just took off,way more than when it was in the session.
Why is this so,and do you have the same issue after bouncing, if you do bounce ?

I have 2 tracks in MTR mode that I want to 'bounce' and make into one stereo track so I can upload onto soundcloud - but every time I hit bounce it says 'recording' and will not allow- but I'm not in record or playback mode... Any suggestions? I'm stumped!

Hey Everbody!

Iv'e recorded a song in Pro Tools and for some reason after the bounce and convert to mp3 it sounds louder on the left side of the car than the right. Why is this and how can I fix it to make it sound better/perfect in a car?

Hey guys, I'm new to the forum, but I'm having a major issue! Please help! Whenever I try to bounce in Pro Tools with beginning and ending fades, it reads the beginning fade as silence--and cuts in right after the fade when there's the first signal. I have NO IDEA why it's doing this, in fact, I've tried reinstalling and that doesn't work please help!

The process of moving a recorded signal from one track to another. An "internal bounce" is one that moves the signal to a different track, or tracks, on the same tape machine. An external bounce" is one that transfers the signal to a new track, or tracks, on a second machine.

When recording off of a live console, do you prefer using the group tracks or aux sends as your audio source into your DAW?

I hope someone can help me. I have the Roland BR1200CD and I bounced 8 tracks to the 11/12 track, and then I did a Master Tool Box mix down, burned a CD, and saved song when I turned off the machine.