Bounced file is louder than original..??

After bounced an audio file (with various effects on its track), I put it on an adiacent track (which hasn't any affect) and I can hear and see it's louder that original.
How can it be possible?
(Normalize option is disabled)
I get this strange result either with DigiCoreAudio or AppleCoreAudio driver.
On Logic 7.2.3 all is fine
Any other has this problem?

Fulvio Pietramala wrote:
21th Century wrote:
Hi,
have you chosen split stereo as destination format for the bounce?
No, I choose interleaved
Which pan law are you using (-3dB compensated will give you 3dB increase for a split stereo audio file to the output in playback)?
I don't know what you mean with "pan law" and where I can set this option.
Let me know
I found the "pan law" option and I saw it is on "-3db compensated"

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