12-07-2013, 07:30 AM
Hi again.
Not sure what would cause the burst if echo. My thoughts would be that if you're playing back to check an edit then hit stop, return to zero then bounce before the reverb from the playback has finished it would have this kind of reverb 'tail' prior to the song starting. If this is the cause then pausing for a bit until the reverb dies away before hitting bounce/record would do the trick.
Anyway, it's only a minor issue. But just a trap for new mixers to be aware of when they start doing work for bands
Dags
Not sure what would cause the burst if echo. My thoughts would be that if you're playing back to check an edit then hit stop, return to zero then bounce before the reverb from the playback has finished it would have this kind of reverb 'tail' prior to the song starting. If this is the cause then pausing for a bit until the reverb dies away before hitting bounce/record would do the trick.
Anyway, it's only a minor issue. But just a trap for new mixers to be aware of when they start doing work for bands
Dags