Behavior Change for Interleaved Bounces

[skylar_battles]

I noticed this a few versions ago. Now, if you select multiple sources and do an interleaved bounce, if some of the material was mono, you will get a mono file for the appropriate material. This is honestly preferred for me, so I can bounce mono and stereo tracks/AUXs at the same time, but wasn't sure if this was documented or causing anyone issues.

[tope d]

Originally Posted by skylar_battles

I noticed this a few versions ago. Now, if you select multiple sources and do an interleaved bounce, if some of the material was mono, you will get a mono file for the appropriate material. This is honestly preferred for me, so I can bounce mono and stereo tracks/AUXs at the same time, but wasn't sure if this was documented or causing anyone issues.

Hi, can you post your Bounce Settings for reference?

[skylar_battles]

Attached! Thanks!

[its2loud]

This is the track bounce window, not a session bounce.

[tope d]

Should be as expected. Wanted to try it on PT 9 and see but I dont have an older system with me :)

[smurfyou]

That's how it's supposed to work.

[skylar_battles]

I'm happily wrong then! I tested with Track Bounce and Bounce Mix and it behaves the same way.

Oddly though, today when doing Track Bounce or Bounce Mix, the resulting files don't specify the width in Finder. I bounced stuff out yesterday and it definitely specified the file width in Finder. Any ideas why this might be happening? Thanks.