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Thread Protools - Bouncing to wav

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koe_en

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1 Posted on 10/09/2006 at 00:05:36

Im using PTLE 7.1 with an Mbox2. I've finished everything up, sounds nice, and go bounce to disk. I choose my location (under my session folder i create a folder called WAV and put it in there), choose stereo interleaved (it actually doesnt matter which if i choose summed mono or multi mono cause they all end up with the some probolem) and proceed to bounce to wav. After it's finished i open the file with my media player and its all messed up. It's crackly, levels jump around, etc. It's completely un-listenable. Does anyone have any idea what's going on. I am at a complete loss and any help would be greatly apreciated (as I need to get these tracks finished soon!!).

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ra7or

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2 Posted on 10/09/2006 at 03:14:24

your "crackly" sound could be digital distortion.
keep an eye on the master level, it must not go over 0db (stay around -3db to be sure)

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3 Posted on 10/09/2006 at 06:26:19

No, no. It's sounding fine in the tools session. There is deffinatly no peaks on the master (or any tracks for that matter) the master is peaking at -0.1.
It's deffinatly to do with the conversion because if i bounce it as MP3 there is no worries. As soon as it's wave format it gets all messed up..

ra7or

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4 Posted on 10/09/2006 at 06:05:36

have you tried bouncing to AIFF?
its practically identical to wave.

koe_en

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5 Posted on 10/09/2006 at 06:18:42

Good point. I'll give that one a shot.

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6 Posted on 02/07/2007 at 20:30:48

Have you applied "dither" to the last insert of the Master Fader? If you were working on a 48kHz/24-bit session you need to dither to take away "remnants". HTH

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