bleed over when hard panning

[amagras]

Originally Posted by Drew Mazurek

Does it still happen with no plugs on the master fader?

I haven't noticed any bleed through the headphones with or without plugs on the master fader. I can only say the problem exists because it is visible in Phasescope.
I haven't checked if that happens with other phase correlation meters but since Phasescope is no longer supported I guess I can pay attention to it today.

[JFreak]

Try sending Track-A to Output-L and Track-B to Output-R and bounce again. Does it happen again?

[amagras]

Originally Posted by JFreak

Try sending Track-A to Output-L and Track-B to Output-R and bounce again. Does it happen again?

Not my case because it happens either with just one stereo or mono track.

[peaveyfan]

I put all my info in when I registered, don't know why it's not showing. I'm using a Lenovo laptop with a Focusrite 18i20.

The channels do show the bleed through. Tried the bus, still bleeds. I did an experiment. New session, create click track, bussed the click to an aux track, printed the click, deleted the system click track. So now I only have 1 track in my session, the printed click track. Panned hard left, and what do you know, bleed through. There has to be something in settings or routing that I am not aware of.

[amagras]

Originally Posted by peaveyfan

I put all my info in when I registered, don't know why it's not showing. I'm using a Lenovo laptop with a Focusrite 18i20.

The channels do show the bleed through. Tried the bus, still bleeds. I did an experiment. New session, create click track, bussed the click to an aux track, printed the click, deleted the system click track. So now I only have 1 track in my session, the printed click track. Panned hard left, and what do you know, bleed through. There has to be something in settings or routing that I am not aware of.

Can you post a screenshot of the session?