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Logic Pro X Crazy Issue Please Help!

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I own a 21.5" Late 2013 iMac 2.7GHz 16 RAM, a Lexicon Lambda Interface and JBL monitors connected to the Lambda. I've been using this setup with the Logic Pro X for the last year or so and it worked great. About a month ago I started using a few Plugins from Waves on my projects. It worked completely fine, too. In the last week I started working on a big project with many tracks. Then I turned on few of the plugins (Abbey Road Plates for that matter). Suddenly, when I started playing the tracks, the software made a weird horrible slow-motion clipping sound, following the message:"Error while trying to synchronize Audio and MIDI. Sample Rate 21754 recognised. Check conflict between Logic Pro X and external device."

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When I stopped playing, the tracks started playing by themselves with a slight delay for a few seconds, then stopped. I tried turning off all the plugins, but it ended up with the same issue. I then searched online for a solution, and I found that cranking up the I/O buffer size helps, and so I did cranked it from 256 to 512. It didn't help. So I tried cranking it to 1024. Didn't help either. I then tried cranking it down, and guess what? IT DID NOT HELP A BIT.


I searched for other solutions like deleting a "plist" logic file from the library etc. and tried them all and nothing helped. Tried restarting Logic, my Mac, reconnecting the Lambda and so on. I'm stuck with the most frustrating issue I've ever had with no clue of what's causing it and it's driving me nuts.


Any help is blessed.



Sincerely,


Elay

Logic Pro X, OS X El Capitan (10.11.5), 2.7Ghz

Posted on Aug 5, 2016 2:09 AM

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Aug 5, 2016 2:23 AM in response to UdiSudi

Are there any more relevant tracks above the four Steinway Piano tracks? If not, then my first suspect would be the Drummer track, so try freezing that. You'll have to enable your Advanced Tools first though, because the wood panels either side oif your window tell me that your LPX is still in "Garageband mode".

http://help.apple.com/logicpro/mac/10.2.1/#/lgcp5cbf192f

http://help.apple.com/logicpro/mac/10.2.1/#/lgcpf1cbfd51

Aug 5, 2016 2:57 AM in response to Eriksimon

Thanks for your reply Eriksimon, appreciate it.


I only now gotten to know the freeze function, and so I tried it on the Drummer track and also muted it. it worked fine for a few minutes until I canceled mute (the freeze function was still on). It happened again. so I muted the track again, and it just didn't help. Here's a picture of all the tracks so it might help you figure that out:


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I also enabled advanced tools as you said, the reason why it was in Garageband mode is that I deleted the logic plist file from the library in order to fix the problem (didn't help).


Do you know what causes this? Is there any way you can think of that could troubleshoot it?

Aug 5, 2016 3:26 AM in response to UdiSudi

No real help I'm afraid... are all your projects like this or just this one?


Do you have the Mac set to do Automatic Updates... do you know if there was a Logic Update and/or a system update the coincides with problem.


Also, in Logic's Preferences/Audio Set Multithreading to "Playback Tracks" not Playback and Live Tracks.


About the Multithreading setting in Logic Pro X - Apple Support

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