Spinning beach ball in Logic X

I was wondering if anyone else experience’s this or if this is normal ?

i have a late 2013 quad core Mac Pro 3.7ghz genuine Apple Ram 64gb , 1tb genuine Apple ssd.

I bought this used from a friend who took very good care of it.

i use this to search the web but it’s also my music computer for my home recording studio.

without any other apps or programs open, when I am in Logic X, I sometimes get the spinning beach ball ?

now considering the specs of this computer, I feel I shouldn’t be seeing this ?

its also important to mention that I have a separate ssd drive just for my sound library and yet another separate ssd drive just to handle my audio recording.

my internal ssd is 1tb and there is 953gb free.

any ideas on why I would experience this ?

ive reset the NVRAN, I did a SMC reset,

ran disk Utility and everything passed.

this is a powerful and very expensive computer, I didn’t experience this on my early 2011 MacBook Pro lol



Mac Pro, macOS 10.14

Posted on Mar 19, 2019 5:22 PM

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Mar 20, 2019 9:19 AM in response to d rock

Then again, a read somewhere years ago that everyone who records music to their computer back in the day always used separate drives for libraries and audio, but as time went on these computers got so fast that there wasn’t a need to do that anymore and in fact it was better for your computer to not have external drives working along with your main computer?

im going to try just using my 1tb internal drive.

my recording sessions can get a bit large on occasion, but not usually:-)

Mar 20, 2019 1:58 PM in response to d rock

Another point I thought of...

my internall ssd is 1tb,

if I add my library to that, I would have roughly 500gb’s free.

but now you add all the audio I record ?

after a song is finished I could always remove the audio to another external drive, then erase the audio that’s there, but I hear erasing ssd drives isn’t always a great idea ?

im dizzy, there’s so many ways to do this lol

i honestly wasn’t having major problems to start, I just thought that with my computers specs I should be getting that beach ball with just logic x working.

so maybe I could install Sierra and still keep the externals working with my main computer?

never had an issue until Mojave

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