Topic: Bounce stops

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  • September 16, 2015 at 15:23 #29064
    daid13
    Participant

    Hi All

    I’m doing a piece on a old computer which is laggy ennough that I can’t listen to more a few tracks at once and as the piece I’m doing has 8 tracks of sound + one which I haven’t attached plugin to and am using to mark where each section begins. I bounce it when ever I want to find how it sounds like but it is stopping at the 16th bar, I had one more playing track at that point than in the working section but I’ve taken 2 out temporarily and it still doesn’t work.

    Does anyone know what is going on?

    Thanks
    Daid

    September 16, 2015 at 15:42 #29065
    daid13
    Participant

    A few things to add and I can’t work out how to edit so sorry bumping considered bad here.

    I only use plugins at the present so all of the the tracks are plugin based. All of the tracks have been used a some point earlier in the piece except for one which uses a plugin used earlier but with a slightly different setup. I have worked out how to make markers in the timeline so have deleted the track which was being used for that before.

    September 17, 2015 at 16:01 #29068
    daid13
    Participant

    I have sorta fixed it in that I’ve put everything in a group ( aptly called everything) and bounce and exported from there. I’m still curious if anyone knows why it happened in the first place.

    Daid

    September 29, 2015 at 01:32 #29135
    Zynewave
    Keymaster

    Hi Daid,

    How much RAM do you have in your machine?

    Are you trying to bounce only the master track?

    Instead of moving all plugin tracks into a group track, you could try to bounce individual plugin tracks. This should reduce the resources required on subsequent master track bounces.

    Frits

    September 29, 2015 at 10:05 #29140
    daid13
    Participant

    For the RAM question, 960 MB is what it says in the system tab but it is a lot slower than when it was new ten+ years ago, though that might not be connected to RAM.

    Since I saw your post I have both tried bouncing the master with the group track which has all tracks within bounced and removing the group tracks and bouncing all tracks individually followed by bouncing the master, both have resulted in the same thing, the master cutting out at the 16th bar.

    September 30, 2015 at 16:29 #29145
    MLS
    Participant

    Sometimes the bounce file is interrupted/broken. I don’t know why but it does happen. So, try to delete the bounce file in the master track and then bounce the track again.

    – Right click on the bounce slot and select Delete;
    – Bounce the master track.

    Or

    – Right click on the bounce slot and select Hide Track Lane;
    – Check the audio files. If it’s broken then delete all;
    – Bounce the master track.

    October 1, 2015 at 22:32 #29154
    Zynewave
    Keymaster

    Yes, the problem and solution may be what MLS described. The underlying bounce track can become divided into multiple sound files if you have been using the segment cut/paste commands. It’s a system I’ve been meaning to change, so that hidden bounce tracks will always automatically adjust to be just one sound file the length of the entire arrangement.

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