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question about bouncing audio from logic pro 9
- Thread starter koban4max
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Hi,
Could be one of several reasons, here's a few :
1 - Make sure that you DON'T use the "volume control" that appears in the bottom
right of the main arrange page, ( small left/right slider) this directly effects the
main stereo master output and will reduce any bounced file's level.
2 - Are use using "bounce in place" ? for individual tracks it's useful BUT will keep
the level of that track, so if it's reduced a lot = low level !
3 - Is your main stereo out showing a fairly healthy level whilst your song is
running and before you bounce ?
Hope that helps ?
M.
Could be one of several reasons, here's a few :
1 - Make sure that you DON'T use the "volume control" that appears in the bottom
right of the main arrange page, ( small left/right slider) this directly effects the
main stereo master output and will reduce any bounced file's level.
2 - Are use using "bounce in place" ? for individual tracks it's useful BUT will keep
the level of that track, so if it's reduced a lot = low level !
3 - Is your main stereo out showing a fairly healthy level whilst your song is
running and before you bounce ?
Hope that helps ?
M.
Throw that bounced track into a new "stereo master" project. Then pull up one of the mastering templates of plugins (I'm not at a mac right now, so can't remember exactly how to do this). I have to edit these quite a bit on all of my tracks (for instance, I don't like as much compression and I mess with the eq's). You can also normalize the track as part of the bouncing process from there as well.
yeah verify the attributes and levels of the original track, I assume you are using bounce in place... oh course, you can use the gain plug in to "fix" this later, but it's best addressed at the source...