Marc LeBlanc

I got the e-mail but it said the code had already been used for some reason.

EDIT: Solved. It turns out it was a certain Slate Digital Plugin that was causing the problem. I still find it weird it was only coming out on the bounced track and not on the mix project though. Hey all, I've been experiencing digital glitching in a specific project. My mix sounds fine but as soon as I bounce it to a stereo track for mastering, the gliches are there. The weird thing is that after multiple tries, it seems to be glitching at the same space everytime (for about 5-7 seconds during the outro of the song). I've made sure to turn off all dithering during the bounce as it usually causes problems. I thought it might be a plugin but it still glitches even with no plugins. This is the one and only time it's happened on a project. Any clues as to what could be causing this? Thanks in advance, Marc.

**SOLVED** I found the culprit. Dithering was on on my limiter for some reason. -Marc.

**UPDATE** Ok, so the white noise only seems to happen when I bounce to a bit rate of 320 kb/s. I tried 256 kb/s and it's fine. It's weird though because I've always bounced to 320 before with no issues. -Marc.

Hey everyone, Since this morning, I can't seem to bounce to MP3 as I just get white noise. If I bounce to WAV, it's fine but I can't seem to bounce to MP3 for some reason. It was working fine last night. I can't imagine that settings would've changed... I checked to make sure and I am on the latest version of Cakewalk. Any ideas? Thanks, -Marc.

Hi all, I'm wondering how I would go about setting up a dynamic delay or reverb with a compressor to kill the effect while the singer is singing but still have the fx trail after a lyric line or when the singer stops. There are plenty of videos to show how to do this in PT but since Cakewalk is a bit different, I get lost and it's not working as it should. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, ~Marc.

I just got that myself. I went into Bandlab assistant updated to the new version and now good to go!