Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

Although Logic is reasonably stable for me now, at various times its been 
extremely unstable for me too. I do everything humanly possible to maintain a 
stable system including having a separate boot drive just for Logic. The only 
weak point is that I use Kingston ram (for Apple) instead of Apple certified. But 
the Apple ram is priced like cold pressed latinum krugerands. So what can a 
reasonable person do?

Its sorta stable now. Yesterday it gave me a warning that various plugins are 
conflicting (but wouldn't say which ones) and then the whole show went south. 
Its surprising that Logic, unlike many other programs, doesn't seem to keep 
backup in cases of crashes. So you gotta ride the "command S" key - the poor' 
man's autobackup. I also try to use more hardware synths, and bounce down 
tracks with plugs.

Regarding MP3's - just bounce to AIFF, then import that into Itunes, and 
convert there.


> Logic still crashes like clockwork. The project appears within finder
> as a crashed file but I still have the original completed file.
> 
> The only reason I was trying to burn a CD was as a workaround.
> 
> Going directly or indirectly is not working.
> 
> Logic is crashing so fast that I wonder if I need to reinstall the
> original RAM as I do for every new Apple software installation, but it
> has to be more than this.
> 
> 




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