A recent thread brought up an old thread I had related to this. What mode are you in when exporting? Mono, Stereo or Direct. The interaction of these and exports has changed at various times. I have found the most reliable method when exporting is to be in mono mode.
Take two tone tracks. Do a mono mixdown. Traditionally that would be +6 but I found in stereo mode that it would end up at +3. I was in the habit of mixing down two stereo tracks of for example music and then dropping the mult track -6. Same worked with tone but then sometime after the addition of stereo tracks the multing changed and what was once -6 to balance the mult became -3. This depended on the mode as mentioned before. Try a test with tone multing two tracks of tone and see if that changes in level depending on what mode you are in when creating the audio mixdown. I believe that will mimic the issue you are seeing.
---In avid-l2@yahoogroups.com, <bouke@...> wrote :
BUT, if i have a mono track in a sequence, and I export that track as a mono
Wave file, why should the output Wave be 3 dB lower than it was?
That makes no sense, and I concider this to be a bug.
Bouke
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