Alex Mazur

Thanks so much for the quick replies!!. They are just audio tracks. No effects at all. They are 44.1, 16 bit mastested songs Ijust loaded them all to do my own normalization prior to writing to CD. I am using a Focusrite Scarlet 4i4 and using the ASIO driver Again, the weird thing is the error message pops up right when I start the export, but the process continues and the final files that uis exported SEEMS to be fine...but that makes me nervous

I sure apprecaite any advice..kinda in a crucnh and a bit of a novice. I have 8 tracks in a project and I want to export each track individually as.wav. But every time I start the export process i get the popup saying "A dropout has caused the audio engine to stop." However the track continues to render and seems to sound fine when done, but I am concerned. Should I be? I don't have a particualarly pwerful computer but havent' seemcd to have problems before. I guess I will try rebooting and see if that changes anything. I have nothing else running and cpu load is is veyr low in task manager. I also wondered about deleting all the other tracks when exporting? They are muted so I wouldn't think have any impact. Ok sincerely appreciate any help.