Hi guys, here's my setup:
Intel(R) Core (TM) i7-2600 CPU @ 3.40GHz 3.70 GHz
Windows 7 Ultimate 64x
Pro Tools 11
32GB Ram
Komplete audio 6 interface, USB2
PT11 installed on 500 GB NTFS SSD
And the project in question is 48kHz, 24 bit, bounced to the same (and I get this problem with all file types). I can't really describe the problem accurately; its sort of a high pitch resonance that I only hear after bouncing down out of PT11, it sounds fine while in PT. It always seems to effect the left channel far worse (switching monitors (KRK RP5s) doesn't help, so fortunately they seem to be fine). The uploaded audio files are me playing a recorded clip in PT, then what it sounds like after the bounce. I don't think I'm exporting at too high a volume, the second chord which clearly demonstrates the problem is at -15 on the master level meter. If I import the bounced track back into PT11, the problem disappears. Any advice on how to have my bounced files sounding as they do in PT would be greatly appreciated!
Here are the recordings that demonstrate the problem. I recorded them with windows sound recorder, I just put a condenser mic right up to the most offensive monitor:
Sample of recording in PT, prior to bounce: http://www.filedropper.com/inpt
Sample of recording out of PT, post-bounce: http://www.filedropper.com/outofpt
Intel(R) Core (TM) i7-2600 CPU @ 3.40GHz 3.70 GHz
Windows 7 Ultimate 64x
Pro Tools 11
32GB Ram
Komplete audio 6 interface, USB2
PT11 installed on 500 GB NTFS SSD
And the project in question is 48kHz, 24 bit, bounced to the same (and I get this problem with all file types). I can't really describe the problem accurately; its sort of a high pitch resonance that I only hear after bouncing down out of PT11, it sounds fine while in PT. It always seems to effect the left channel far worse (switching monitors (KRK RP5s) doesn't help, so fortunately they seem to be fine). The uploaded audio files are me playing a recorded clip in PT, then what it sounds like after the bounce. I don't think I'm exporting at too high a volume, the second chord which clearly demonstrates the problem is at -15 on the master level meter. If I import the bounced track back into PT11, the problem disappears. Any advice on how to have my bounced files sounding as they do in PT would be greatly appreciated!
Here are the recordings that demonstrate the problem. I recorded them with windows sound recorder, I just put a condenser mic right up to the most offensive monitor:
Sample of recording in PT, prior to bounce: http://www.filedropper.com/inpt
Sample of recording out of PT, post-bounce: http://www.filedropper.com/outofpt