How about we get simply access to POWr as a plug-in as well. This way, if we want to save CPU power during bounce, we access the POWr dither from the bounce panel, and have it executed as a post-bounce process. On the other hand, if we're tight on disk space, need a live dither for one reason or another, or want to audition the effects of different dithers by switching between them during playback, or if we happen to have a DS2416 or some other device that doesn't support the bounce functionality, then we can use the plug-ins. If we're morons and use both and end up double dithering, well, we get what we deserve, too. If eMagic is brilliant, it will recognize dither in the plug-in section, and disable dither in the bounce panel automatically. Ronald ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~ "The reasonable man adapts himself to the world; the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself. Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man." G.B. Shaw | rcfa @ cubiculum . com | NeXT-mail welcome