LOGIC PRO X ISSUES AFTER HIGH SIERRA INSTALL

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I recently upgraded my iMac 5k (late 2015) to High Sierra from Sierra. Before the upgrade, my Mac and Logic were running smoothly without any lag or issues. Since the upgrade I have been experiencing issues in Logic Pro X such as System Overload errors, lag when analyzing the EQ spectrum within EQ and higher CPU usage.

I started a project on Sierra, then continued working on it after the upgrade to High Sierra.

I always save current projects to the desktop for better performance on the SSD.

Before I upgraded to High Sierra, I made sure I checked for any updates for my apps and software, performed a clean in CleanMYMac and emptied any trash.

I then created a bootable USB drive from the high sierra installation file. I performed a clean install by formatting my SSD and installing a fresh copy.

I spoke to Apple Support about the issue and they suggested that I perform a reset of the System Management Controller and the NVRAM, which I done.

This made no difference to the performance.


Has anyone else experienced similar issues this or can provide me with a solution to my problem?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.


Chris

IMAC (RETINA 5K, 27-INCH, LATE 2015), macOS High Sierra (10.13), iMac 5k

Posted on Oct 4, 2017 3:19 AM

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Posted on Nov 10, 2017 4:15 PM

You have run into this behaviour due to the latest file system change:

https://www.logicprohelp.com/small-warning-updating-macos-10-13-high-sierra/


Read the article first and then follow this procedure:


  1. Quit Logic Pro X.
  2. Delete the Alias ~/Music/Audio Music Apps then create a new folder on this location and give it the name Audio Music Apps.
  3. Open the Terminal and paste this code followed by enter:
    open /.HFS+\ Private\ Directory\ Data?/

    - A new Finder window will reveal your hidden content.
  4. Copy the content inside the 'dir_######' folder and paste it inside your new Audio Music Apps folder.
  5. Relaunch Logic Pro X.
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May 12, 2018 3:29 AM in response to david.eden

Hey!

After talking to the Logic techs I've done more testing with new user and just using only Logic plugins.

I've run into better luck in those situations but that's not how we all work. The tech also said he thought I had a corrupt Logic project. I've run into that in the past with every version of Logic. Not a lot but I have though.

Since I've been testing I've started to run into less issues even with the project that was possibly corrupt.

I really don't know why I'm running into less issues but I'll take it.

I did reset the Pram and test all my drives with disk utilities. Not sure if any of that helped.

I wish I had a clear solution but I don't. Something helped the issues. Just not sure what. I'll continue to monitor all my projects.

guy

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