like the topic is saying, 
looking at the waveform after bouncing to clip, are not the same at all.
so are we losing audio quality?
when im hearing with headphones also i find theres difference in the sound. its less good.
is there a way to bounce real time to fix this problem? 
i changed the render bit to 32 and even 64 and still same problem.
ty to answer :)
there's what i'm talking about.
put it 720 HP and fullscreen.
http://www.youtube.com/wa...4&feature=youtu.be

It probably doesn't help that your waveform seems to consist of one half of a stereo pair on a stereo track whereas using mono throughout might well solve your issue.
 
On saying that, I've never had any sort of degradation when simply bouncing to clip.
BTC will render any Audiosnap or V-Vocal data and remove them from the equation - I can't determine if either of these apply to your clip

Bristol_Jonesey
It probably doesn't help that your waveform seems to consist of one half of a stereo pair on a stereo track...

Wow, it's only January and we already have a contender for the 2014 SONAR X Series Forum Understatement of the Year Award. 

Dave  

No, it doesn't lose audio quality. Your bounce settings are wrong and/or your routing is wrong. Its one or both of those things
 
CJ

Bristol_Jonesey
It probably doesn't help that your waveform seems to consist of one half of a stereo pair on a stereo track whereas using mono throughout might well solve your issue.

ya i think u right dude.  my audio interface is guitar rig mobile, theres 2 way to record. using left stereo (guitar rig software convert it in real 2 sides stereo) or mono. i think with guitar rig software it force me to use the left stereo thing.  
but on that track im using lepou amp vst plugin so i can use only mono. ill convert all in mono. tx :) tx to all

Here is a nice post Bitflipper made on interleave settings worth reading.