Q: What is going on here? Please can anybody help.. Keep upgrading my Mac Pro and this same haunting message is trying to ruin the tr ... What is going on here? Please can anybody help.. Keep upgrading my Mac Pro and this same haunting message is trying to ruin the tracks :D more
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Jan 17, 2016 4:48 PM in response to Deano5680by Pancenter,How can anyone help when no one knows what you're talking about.
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Jan 20, 2016 11:36 AM in response to Deano5680by The Art Of Sound,★HelpfulIt looks like you are simply pushing your Mac's available resources and capabilities too much ....
Your CPU meter is way into the red for example... so maybe you need to bounce down some tracks to remove the CPU load from the use of multiple plugins?
Otherwise, please read the following....
Logic 9.1.4 or later: Core Audio System Overload messages - Apple Support
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Jan 20, 2016 11:36 AM in response to Deano5680by Pancenter,★HelpfulYou can try increasing the Preferences/Audio I/O Buffer to 512 or 1024 and setting processor buffer to large but you're taxing the system to it's limits. Plugins and Virtual Instruments take CPU, no way around that. Do you have samples and audio on a separate hard drive?
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Jan 20, 2016 11:39 AM in response to The Art Of Soundby Deano5680,Thanks that article helped. I'll try some things on there.. The track is mostly audio tracks that have been bounced but I still have software tracks muted with inputs and outputs switched off. But after reading the article I think that's still using cpu power
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Jan 20, 2016 11:41 AM in response to Pancenterby Deano5680,No the samples are just on my internal hard drive
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Jan 20, 2016 3:26 PM in response to Deano5680by Pancenter,Generally speaking...
The system disk is written to and read from quite a bit by the operating system and it's almost always recommended a separate drive be used for at least audio recording/playback. many also run a separate drive for sample libraries.
Did you try increasing the Logic Preferences/Audio I/O Buffer to 512 or 1024?
