This is driving me nuts.
Finishing up a mix. I have two kick drum tracks (real and trigger) bussed to an aux send. That Aux channel has one plugin (an EQ). On occasion, audio simply won't pass through the channel. Usually turning bypass on and off in the EQ plugin fixes the issue, but the further in to the session I've gotten the more frequent this happens.
At first I assumed it was a problem with the plugin. I was using FabFilter ProQ-2...so I removed it and put a plain old Avid EQ on instead. Same exact issue.
I made a new session copy with new audio files. Also deleted the kick aux bus and aux channel and re-created them. Same exact problem still occurs.
Anyone else ever experienced this? I can't figure it out for the life of me.
(Also, the only way I can get it to bounce without muting the kick track is to do an offline bounce.)
Finishing up a mix. I have two kick drum tracks (real and trigger) bussed to an aux send. That Aux channel has one plugin (an EQ). On occasion, audio simply won't pass through the channel. Usually turning bypass on and off in the EQ plugin fixes the issue, but the further in to the session I've gotten the more frequent this happens.
At first I assumed it was a problem with the plugin. I was using FabFilter ProQ-2...so I removed it and put a plain old Avid EQ on instead. Same exact issue.
I made a new session copy with new audio files. Also deleted the kick aux bus and aux channel and re-created them. Same exact problem still occurs.
Anyone else ever experienced this? I can't figure it out for the life of me.
(Also, the only way I can get it to bounce without muting the kick track is to do an offline bounce.)
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