Everything sounds good, so I'm not all that worried, but this just looks weird. I'd like to know what I'm doing to cause this.
Any help would be appreciated.
I've searched here and on Goggle, and I can't find an answer as to why both of the bottom halves of the left and right channels of my stereo interleaved file are larger than the top halves. I completed my PT mix, bounced to a stereo interleaved file and that's the first thing that caught my eye. My first thought was that maybe I had phasing issues, but I checked and it looks correct.
The rule is if it sounds fine it is fine, but if it's due to DC offset you may be losing quite a bit of potential headroom.
I've searched here and on Goggle, and I can't find an answer as to why both of the bottom halves of the left and right channels of my stereo interleaved file are larger than the top halves. I completed my PT mix, bounced to a stereo interleaved file and that's the first thing that caught my eye. My first thought was that maybe I had phasing issues, but I checked and it looks correct.Everything sounds good, so I'm not all that worried, but this just looks weird. I'd like to know what I'm doing to cause this. Any help would be appreciated.
Have you checked the phase of everything in your project?