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"The application Logic Pro quit unexpectedly" nightmare

Hi All
My rig's been performing seamlessly for ages...... then I go and buy an iPhone, upgrade to the latest version of iTunes and... oh no!... the above message when loading core audio.
I've tried launching while holding down ctrl to disable ca driver, then scanning AUs etc, even pulling suspect plugs out of the library/audio/components folder, trashing prefs..... I'm at my wits end.
Somebody please help... I've got an important mix to do and facing re-installing everything gives me the shakes!

My rig:- Logic Pro 7.2.3 on G5 dual 2G with 3.5gB RAM, Tascam FW1884+3x FE-8

G5 dual2gig, Mac OS X (10.4.8)

Posted on Nov 15, 2007 8:56 AM

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Nov 19, 2007 4:52 AM in response to alzared

hi All
Thanks for your replies...much appreciated
I installed the Waves API demos a week before and checked 'em out, everything running just fine. The only other stuff I installed was DMR, DML and DMM from these guys:-
http://www.digitalmusician.net/
I subsequently pulled the components out of the Audio Library folder when I got the CA prob but to no avail...
My iPhone isn't connected when I try to launch Logic....
I do have NI Komplete 3, EWQL Gold +, Stormdrum, BFD, GPO etc installed but they've all been running for months...
Could the Core Audio driver have become corrupted?
Is there and way I can re-install that without re-installing the OS?
In desperation I upgraded to 10.4.11 !... no change..
Please keep ideas coming
Thanks
Ade

Nov 20, 2007 8:35 AM in response to alzared

Hi,

I do think it is the Core Audio.

I do think you should go back to Mac OSX 10.4.8, since that's the last real known working OS version.

It's kinda sad, but that should get it to work. Don't forget to:

1. BACKUP. Backup EVERYTHING. And I do mean everything....

2. Do a CLEAN INSTALL. Macs like this, they become friendly after one of these. It's like a lobotomy, but better.

3. Go and Install ONE BY ONE, your applications, starting with :

1. Any audio device you will be using with Logic.

2. Logic itself.

3. Open and TEST Logic BEFORE installing ANY plug-ins.

4. Plug-Ins. And do them one by one, and test them FIRST. Don't go and install 50 plug-ins, only fo wonder later which one is crashing the system.

5. Enjoy your now-functioning computer.

6. TURN OFF AUTO-UPDATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Or face the consequences...like you are doing right now.

7. Wait a while to make SURE this now works as it did before.

8. Then, and only then, consider upgrading iTunes so you can sync your iPhone. Unless the iPhone is more important than runnign Logic, which of course cannot possibly be the case, as Logic RULES!!!!!

Well, that just about does it for me, I hope you have a great ThanksGiving day weekend.

Cheers

Nov 20, 2007 10:02 AM in response to alzared

Thanks noeq
An eminently sensible and focused 8 step plan....
some years ago I used to build and rent Pro Tools rigs for a top UK hire co
and I would take the same pains to produce bulletproof systems which were very difficult to "break" by the occasional cack-handed clients!
Unfortunately I never took the same care of my personal rig and tended to use it as a test bed and then give it a `'birthday" when it finally fell over big time!!
I seem to have sorted this current prob (at least for the moment) by getting rid of all plug components and then re-introducing in small batches....... and running Auval each time.
Pioanoteq,Trupianos and Focusrite liquidmix were causing the probs (I don't care about the first 2 as then were timed-out demos).
Now I'll get that mix done.... then.... G5 birthday !!
Thanks again to all who replied and have a great Thanksgiving weekend too, noeq

Ade

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