What is the proper way to bounce a V-vocal clip?

What is the proper way to bounce down a green V-vocal clip to a regular audio clip after making the changes you need? I've just been doing right-click > bounce to clip, but it seems like I always lose noticeable amounts of quality by bouncing that way. Is there a better way to do this to retain more quality?

Thanks in advance.

Vaultwit - I use v-vocal a lot, it's a savior. But, you are right, I do notice some high end frequency loss because of the v-vocal functionality. Usually, I have to throw a little extra EQ in. Not a perfect solution, but generally works. The matter gets worse if you v-vocal, bounce, v-vocal, bounce etc. Like resaving a jpg photo, each time a little quality is lost. It appears there is less high end impact if manual correction is used and only used where required.

That is the way to do it-

V-Vocal tends to add some phasing and artifacts often. You may be hearing that. The clip bounce is not the cause of sound change, it is V-vocal itself most likely.

Lance