Logic Pro X - Mixing & Bouncing?

You could try a process of elimination.

Try bouncing just one track, see if its on that particular track, if not, then try adding 2 tracks etc etc.. until you find the culprit.

Just an idea, may be worth trying. and are you using Fusion storage or Flash?

I am guessing the reverb just

accentuates the clicks and pops.

Yes, possibly.

Maybe some one else on here has the answer!

Good luck.

I did hear that Fusion drives can cause pops and clicks from time to time.

You may be clipping (red in the meter of the Master track). Bouncing individual tracks won't show it. Sound is additive, one sound at -6dB is that. Two different sounds, both at exactly -6dB will build upon each other and become -3dB (or something around that). So put a Limiter on your master output track, and bounce again.

What is you Logic Preferences/Audio I/O Buffer set at?

Try raising it to 512 or 1024 and see if that doesn't clear up the problem.

There are other things that can cause clicks but start with the simplest.

Are you using any of Logic's "Normalization" settings in the bounce dialog? Personally, I would avoid using -anything- that messes up my mix without my consent. (overload protection only or ON)

Look at my reply in this thread.

Logic Pro X Bouncing Problems

There's directions for getting the most out of your mix.

This makes a lot of sense BenB

Cheers for the info.

What kind of limiter should be used? and is there a default setting best to use?

good points also, thanks Pancenter, I am taking note!