Pro Audio Support

Q:
When Bouncing To Disk a session, a LOUD squelch of distorted digital garbage (noise) is produced at the end of a bounce
 
A:
-In Pro Tools 5.01 you may get this at the end of the bounce, after the bounce finishes, when using the long delay plug-in. What you hear is NOT a residual delay. it's totally different from a normal delay sound.



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