bayswater
Logician
I had a couple of bounces that didn't sound right, so I started a series of tests to see what was going on.
Here's what I did.
1. Drag a mono test wave (.wav) into an empty project. Select it, export it, drag it back into the project, invert it in the waveform editor, bounce the two track mix (all mixer settings at unity). Load the bounced mix into DSP-Quattro. Result is digital silence.
2. Do it again with a stereo file. Same result, digital silence.
3. Repeat test 1, but bounce the single track mix instead of export. Result is digital silence.
4. Repeat test 3 with a stereo file. Result is a file with low level signal at about -40 db
I did each test in a new project, made sure things like normalizing were off, test waves and bounces are all 24 bit 44.1 interleaved wave files. I repeated this three times and got the same result. The same 4 tests in Digital Performer all resulted in digital silence.
Any suggestions or comments?
Here's what I did.
1. Drag a mono test wave (.wav) into an empty project. Select it, export it, drag it back into the project, invert it in the waveform editor, bounce the two track mix (all mixer settings at unity). Load the bounced mix into DSP-Quattro. Result is digital silence.
2. Do it again with a stereo file. Same result, digital silence.
3. Repeat test 1, but bounce the single track mix instead of export. Result is digital silence.
4. Repeat test 3 with a stereo file. Result is a file with low level signal at about -40 db
I did each test in a new project, made sure things like normalizing were off, test waves and bounces are all 24 bit 44.1 interleaved wave files. I repeated this three times and got the same result. The same 4 tests in Digital Performer all resulted in digital silence.
Any suggestions or comments?