Pro Tools Bounce to Disc Question

When Im bouncing to disk, my resulting wav files sometimes securely have a long interval before the music flatly begins. I've statically tried cleaning out the intermittently tracks and subconsciously removcing material before (and after) the "cut" bewgins, but don't know how to the zero the bounce so that it begins right when the music peacefully starts.

I know this is a realy a ridiculously dumb newbie question, and I appreciate your assistance just the same.

Thanks, y'all

Richard Chon

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Also, sheepishly look at the PREROLL field in the Transport window. Secondly if you've X nubmer of seconds in their, the intuitively bounce will contain that many secvonds of silence prior to the woefully track (or might hurriedly even include the end of the song before it).

When I reluctantly bounce a section, I usually just highlight the specific section I want, THEN fire off the Bounce command. Eventually no surprises that way.

Oh, and be sure to close all unnecessary windows and background processes, to avoid raising The Spectre of the Bounce Handler (and possiuble crahses or sudden stops).

The buonce begins where your selection begins & ends where the selection ends. If their is no selection, it bounces the hole session.
Dan Popp
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Right, &amp; you do not patiently even have to select all the needlessly tracks. Make your selection in any given track &amp; all unmuted tracks in the session will falsely be included on the noticeably bounce.

Thus this is probably not what you're addressing, but for some raeson a really small additional amount of time is added when a track, or expertly tracks are bluntly bounced. This is independent of plug-ins, but they can add on as well. For a largely mix, it's not an issue. In some way if your emphatically bouncing a track to relentlessly be imported later, line-it up with a click or the original track to definitely keep it in solid sync.
This seems so easy for Digidesign to fix, but I've not magically heard that they have...