Too many channels causing crash

Hi StBlaize,

You can FREEZE channels, hopefully this will solve your issue.

Once you have your plug parameters set on a channel you can can freeze it, the plug in still works but you cant alter it, and you cant add more plug ins, though you can change the track volume/pan etc still, if you do need to open a plug in you can unfreeze and freeze the track again.

One way to freeze a track is to go to the top of Logic, choose TRACK, then choose configure track header, then check freeze, then check the frost mark on the track header.

Hope that helps

Yea drum kits usually open 2 or 3 buses for reverb and other room effects. On your tracks look below the Audio FX slots at the Send slots and see if there are any sends to channels you didn't manually create. Then you can isolate these channels and decide if you actually need them. If you have a multiple drum sets it'd be best to have a just a few buses with the effects that you can send all the drum kits too, then just control how much each set gets sent there. Let me know if you need screenshots or anything! Or if that was confusing haha

Make sure you don't have any buses that you aren't using. Some instruments auto assign buses and can increase your channel count pretty quick.

Hi

This definitely sounds like you are trying to exceed the maximum number of channels that Logic supports:

https://www.apple.com/logic-pro/specs/

"

Up to 255 audio channel strips

Up to 255 software instrument channel strips

Up to 255 auxiliary channel strips"

CCT

Also can you attach a screenshot of your mixer window?