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Originally Posted by thephatboi
No this has nothing to do with timing, it has to do with either the Protools mixer changing the sound (going through a bus) or the process of bouncing or recording to another track in Protools changes the sound. If you reimport it at the same sample rate and bit depth you will hear it. I am not dreaming, I have two Grammy award winning engineers who agree with me; they hear it and NEVER record through plugs or bounce down individual tracks to conserve dsp unless absolutely necessary and then only on tracks of lesser importance. I would really like a response from digi on this. It is a real issue. If you guys take a minute to listen rather than assuming it can't possibly be different you will hear it. I have a drummer listening to my mix and HE hears it. come on. My system is perfect, my friend's systems are fine. Digi?
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First, do the null test - do they null? That will tell the tale absolutely, positively without question. Any discussion without a null test is completely moot.
Second - any difference you're hearing is not an issue with Pro Tools. There are several things that could cause a
perceived difference - the biggest being volume levels - even a slight change can make something sound different. If it's a little lower level it will be perceived as being 'duller'.