I was stupid enough to use adobe audition 3.0 and now I need to move my projects over to reaper because reaper is soooo good and light. Adobe Audition basically farts out on me. Anyways I have a lot of tracks that start in the middle of no where and I either have to write down the starting times and plug them into reaper.

Hi all,
Im trying to bounce to disk, using dig 002 rack,PTLE to my
macbook pro, but after going through the process I get this
message

"could not complete bounce to disk because
Assertion in "/Volumes/Development/vbpc/Altura ports/New FileLibs/
FileFormat/MacBuild/../../FF/Audio/FF_AudioProperty.cpp",line33.

Does bounce mode have any effect on quality? I'm talking about realtime/offline. It's gotta be better to do it realtime or else everyone would do it offline right? And/or what are the pros/cons of each?

Thanks
-Guitarfreak

I was wondering if it was possible to mix 2 tracks into 1 using the Live Lite recording program. It only lets you use 4 tracks and am wondering if there is a way to collapse 2 into 1. Thank you.

Hey Guys,

all of a sudden i am having a problem bouncing from pro tools. It is bouncing the entire file regardless of what I have selected. I am running LE 64. Any Ideas?

Thanks
Andrew

I am a noob, but I have a decent amount of experience with recording just not with pro-tools. I have a delta 1010LT with a 16 track mixer. anyways, whenever I get the tracks all set to make a final mix and bounce the tracks over, no matter what format I bounce it to, the distorted guitars sound flangery, drums and bass go to sh*t, etc.

What are your thoughts on this practice for recording yourself by yourself:

1. Record a track to get levels (any instrument):

2. Apply mild eq and gentle compression based on instrument.

3. Record a keeper track

Hi,
When playing back tracks from my laptop on other peoples amps if I use my AC cord for power on my laptop I get a lot of ground bounce. If I run it from the battery problem solved... For an hour or so.
Short of running an extension cord from a neighbours how can I kill this noise?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks.

Hi there,

I'm editing and mixing sound using PT LE 6.4 alongside the ye olde' DIGI 001. All is well generally but if I bounce out a mix that I'm happy with I've noticed that if I import what I've just bounced out back in the highest peaks seem lower on the bounced out mix than what I've got in the edit. The regular/mid level stuff seems exact.

Dithering Set while Bounce or Burn into CD?