Where is the start of the audio file/recording?

I think I understand what your saying, but time code doesn't really work like this... it doesn't have anything to do with the start of the region, it has to do with the start of the audio in relation to the beginning of the song or rather the beginning of the timecode. What is the beginning/starting timecode. Did you leave Logic's defaults set at 1 hour?

If you have the time I can check a bounce for you.

Or rather, the start of the timecode the Movie is using, you scored to picture correct? Did the movies have a burn-in timecode window? What framerate did you use?

Hi

If I understand the problem correctly?

jrm1 wrote:

The possible issue concerns the start of the audio files.

I recorded the tracks down to a stereo file, a region, that appears to start in the arrange at the correct point. But when you record, Logic includes some recording before the start of the region, before the Anchor, correct?

This can depend on how you did the "record down to a stereo file".

If you routed tracks to bus channels, then recorded the bus to another track, Logic will include the count-in in the audio file. As you say, the region in the Arrange will be correctly "trimmed".

One solution would be to convert these bounced regions to new audio files (Audio Menu), another to use Bounce Region (or track) in Place.

Alternatively, use a manually placed "2 pop" 2 seconds before the start of each cue.

CCT