You would be wise to check out the plug-ins you are using, too. A few
of Hyperprism's and some of the more obscure Opcode filters tend to
mess stuff up sometimes. Things might sound great in real-time, but
when rendering all levels are all screwed up. It might still be a
Vegas-related bug, but it also might not.

Just thought I'd mention it.

bobby sue wrote:
>>first the good news:
>>i recently got access to a 16 track analog 1 inch machine
>>and i bought a swissonic AD 24 converter
>>and i dumped the tracks into vegas 1.0 for mixing
>>and this is the best sound i've gotten out of my set up.
>>hooray for vegas. hooray for analog.
>>
>>now the bad news:
>>i upgraded to vegas audio 2.0 and discovered (alas too late)
>>a large size bug.
>>when rendering a file, if you have any effects in your
>>busses, the volume of those busses will be twice as low as
>>what the volume setting for that bus is.
>>in other words: if you have bus A with no effects and
>>volume @ -10db,
>>and bus B with effects in it and volume @ -10db, when you
>>render that file, the audio from bus B will be twice as
>>quiet as audio from bus A.
>>
>>this makes mixing on vegas 2.0 relatively useless.
>>
>>i ain't no vegas hater. but it is a sad day in vegas land.
>>i look forward to the fix for this nasty bug.
>>
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