Pro Tools 2020.11 brought new features to the Bounce Mix window, formerly known as Bounce to disk. The differences are subtle but significant. In this premium tutorial Julian Rodgers looks at the differences between the old bounce to disk window and the new bounce Mix window and how these will affect Music users working in stereo.

For post production users, and especially those working in Dolby Atmos, the need to output and share various different deliverables is inherent to every job. But in music mixing the need for stems and track bounces is far more commonplace than it used to be. These new features are useful to music users too. Find out what these differences are and how to use them in this tutorial.

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