Hi JFF, I don't remember if this issue had already been discussed here. But I think that the problem is not related to the Mac. Your case seems to be very similar to mine (sounds that come from far beyond). It looks to me that the bigger the region that you try to convert to individual audio file the bigger the chances of something odd happens. I wish I had an explanation... > Date: 26 Nov 1999 04:54:27 -0000 > From: jff@... > Subject: Re: Digest Number 377---convert regions to individual audio files > > Hi Marcio, > I've been meaning to post regarding this--for me it happened > on LAMG 3.0 when I use the "Digital Bounce" feature & it stll happens > now that I'm on LAMP 4.0.6--now as far as the "Convert Regions to > individual audio..." goes, I'm not sure if I ever had that problem-well > I may have. But for sure the digital bounce seems to glue audio > (sometimes I never new existed on my hard drive) in front of my > newly merged file--on LAWG I would sometimes get a wicked blast of white > noise- > so watch out.Whenever I do any kind of bouncing digitally I'm always > prepared for the worst & turn my mixer waaaay down.Mind you it could be my Mac > & not > Logic----seeings how I'm new to the list it could have been addressed long ago > --or--has it? ____________________________________________ "The least we can do is wave to each other" Marcio Nigro TRIO Digital Audio mnigro@... Sao Paulo - Brazil Tel: (+5511) 9378-7761 ICQ: 34534550 _____________________________________________