Hi there,
When I bounce a track from one session and then import it into another session, the track is a fraction of a second off! I always have to drag the track backwards maybe 1/3 of a second to make it line up.
This is what I am doing: I have a music mix. I bounce it.
Then I make a new session and import the bounced mix. Then I use this to record vocals against. I do this so I lessen the tracks being played and recorded at the same time to lessen PT crashes or audio underruns.
So then.. I bounce the vocals out. Then I import the vocals into the music mix. And now the imported tracks are off!
All of the bounces and projects are the same bpm, same bit rate and depth. I have tried using the convert file and add file buttons and it makes no difference.
So why is PT adding silence or something to the beginning of the imported track so they are off when I import? The software started doing this to me randomly, but now it does this every time.
Anyone else getting this odd problem?
When I bounce a track from one session and then import it into another session, the track is a fraction of a second off! I always have to drag the track backwards maybe 1/3 of a second to make it line up.
This is what I am doing: I have a music mix. I bounce it.
Then I make a new session and import the bounced mix. Then I use this to record vocals against. I do this so I lessen the tracks being played and recorded at the same time to lessen PT crashes or audio underruns.
So then.. I bounce the vocals out. Then I import the vocals into the music mix. And now the imported tracks are off!
All of the bounces and projects are the same bpm, same bit rate and depth. I have tried using the convert file and add file buttons and it makes no difference.
So why is PT adding silence or something to the beginning of the imported track so they are off when I import? The software started doing this to me randomly, but now it does this every time.
Anyone else getting this odd problem?
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