Sonar export issue [ SOLVED ? ]

is it the same issue as this?http://forum.cakewalk.com/Ipswich-broke-bounce-to-clip-with-track-arpeggiator-m3288414.aspx

if you disable the arp, does it export ok?

Anderton
I've done at least 20 exports of audio files since Ipswich came out. The only time I ran into a problem was when I had EQ in the master bus, brought the exported file into SONAR, and forgot to bypass the EQ - essentially the file was being EQed twice.
 
I recommend using fast bounce, that way there are no issues with potentially running out of computer power or latency during the export process.

Everything goes into the Master buss, and when i play the project all is fine

I guess what i hear in sonar, should come out the same same way, when i export the project
When i export i use fast bounce.

What happens if you import your export back into Sonar and compare the 2?
 
Route your input straight to your interface, bypassing the master bus.

I have tried different versions :

* Ipswitch
* Hopkinton
* Foxboro
* Cambridge

All with the same result, so it has to be with prochannel, or platinum itself.
Need to solve this, in a way.
 
I need to install ipswitch again and look further.

My Audio interface settings :

You may also need to check what you are using to play the exported file with.  I had to turn off some options in  AIMP3 (the MP3 player I use on the PC) to get it to play back my files without EQing and altering it.  Many media players have defaults to make audio files "sound good" that will color what you hear when you use it to play the file back.
 
If you create a new Sonar project and load just the exported audio into it, is it wrong?  If you load the file into a wave editor (which usually don't apply DSP effects by default) is it wrong?

In your first screen shot where you show the export, Sonar in the background is running at 44.1khz 24bit.  Your export dialog is exporting 44.1khz 16bit with triangle dithering.  That will change what you hear in the exported file.  Export it using the same settings as you are using to play it in Sonar.  Dithering is almost always a bad idea in general.
 
 

Are you saying you just exported the project in both X3 and Platinum and the exports are different?

No I use Sonar Platinum, project is the same.... ( i do not have X3 installed ) for a reason ...

* the first is ordinary mixdown from sonar to 16 bit wave

* the second is a ( vst waverecorder ) from voxengo on my master BUSS
recording directly from my Buss to a 16 bit wavefile.


So there's for sure something strange with sonars mixdown chain !

So cakewalk / Bakers : A solution plz

forget the dithering, that's not the issue...

The problem is Sonars Mixdown, you don't get what you hear...

As i said before i never had this problem in X3 ( what i did hear in Sonar X3e )
was what i got regardless of bit depth ( 24 bit or 16 no problem ), when i did Export audio
also regardless dithering or not.

i don't assume anything - where I'd your arp sound routed to - the master - sub and/or possibly a headphone mix. Then when your exporting the song is there any other outs where the sound is being added to the export.

In the past I would be adding unknowingly my headphone out to my master out causing them to sum for a louder and distorted mix than what I would hear when listening to my mains...