Yet ANOTHER Logic Crash and NO 'crashed' version saved?

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Yet ANOTHER Logic Crash and NO 'crashed' version saved?

Hi.

I could go on here about how much crashes in Logic are driving me insane but you all know the score...

Do you know why its not saving crashed versions when it crashed like it used to?

Thanks

Mac Pro Quad 2.66GHz & Macbook Pro Dual 2.4GHz, Mac OS X (10.6.2), Apogee Duet, 6GM RAM

Posted on Mar 3, 2010 6:28 AM

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christianobermaier

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Mar 3, 2010 7:28 AM in response to benjamingordon

Because the crashes are more severe then. If you stumble, sometimes you manage to grab on to something quickly enough to catch yourself and other times you fall flat on your face without further ado.

Christian

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Answer 2

Mar 3, 2010 10:09 AM in response to christianobermaier

GREAT analogy BUT....

I have a quadcore mac pro with 6GB Ram and i was using 8 tracks...

It crashed when i loaded an instrument onto a track whilst Logic was playing...

MENTAL!

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Answer 3

Mar 29, 2010 8:42 AM in response to benjamingordon

Abletons crashes are great as when you restart ableton it restores everything from the last point before it crashes....

... It does this EVERY time....

... Logic doesnt!!!

:/

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Eriksimon

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Mar 29, 2010 9:43 AM in response to benjamingordon

benjamingordon wrote:
It crashed when i loaded an instrument onto a track whilst Logic was playing...

Well, then you now know what you should not do. I haven't seen a DAW that doesn't at least protest when loading an instrument during playback... Cubase on Mac pre OS X always froze or crashed when I loaded an instrument during playback, even when changing presets during playback. It is a bit like trying to replace a cars' gearbox while driving...

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Answer 5

Mar 29, 2010 10:00 AM in response to Eriksimon

Yet another great analogy...

... Im going back to riding a bike then... much simpler!

😉

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Eriksimon

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Mar 29, 2010 10:38 AM in response to benjamingordon

Well, okay, as long as you don't shift gears while applying full force to the pedals, it can break the chain, or the derailleur, or you can suddenly slip off the pedals and break your balls on the frame... (ouch)
😉

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