Some plugs will do that. In particular noise reduction plugs have moved samples. Hasn't happened in many years. On my systems BTD is 100% reliable with the exception of certain Kontakt 3rd party instruments that are heavily scripted.bongo_x wrote:Did you zoom in and make sure they're aligned at the sample level?
Occasionally PT will bounce things just fine, but the file will be stamped 1 (or a few) samples off. I haven't seen that in DP, but what you're describing sounds like 2 files that are a sample off, you will only hear very high frequency content then as the lower stuff is still in phase enough to cancel out.
Bounce vs Real Time
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ah, Buzz, I goota call "oops" on myself.buzzsmith wrote: ...Only thing I miss is the VU meter display to make sure that I'm not red-lining....
I was bouncing; a bunch of MIDI tracks - all going thru Kontakt 5 instances - and one audio track and I noticed that none of the DP MixBoard meters were moving, but all of the Kontakt 5 meters were...fwiw
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Another benefit to a RT print track is the ability to punch-in for fixes.
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You would punch in on a final pass? Brave!merrek wrote:Another benefit to a RT print track is the ability to punch-in for fixes.
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I'm not that brave.merrek wrote:Another benefit to a RT print track is the ability to punch-in for fixes.
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We do that with film transfers and it makes sense there.