Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

Can anyone help me?  My computer constantly stops saying something  
like "Core Audio was not able to process information fast enough" --  
something like that.  Here are my settings in audio preferences under  
"Drivers":

I have a Imac  G5 OSx  version 10.4.9
PowerMac  8,2
number of CPUs:   1
Processor   1.8 GH  Power PC G5
Memory :   2GB  DDR SDRAM
Bus Speed:   600 MHz




Core audio: Diver Motu 828
enabled
i/o buffer size:  1024
recording delay: 0
max number of tracks:   20

64 busses (not checked)
Larger Disk buffer  (unchecked)
24 bit recording (unchecked)
software monitoring (checked)


Process buffer range  (large)
Rewire behavior  (playback Mode (less CPOU Load)
Maximum Scrub speed  (normal)
scrub response:  normal

Any ideas?

Thanks.


t

we've all been there. You need a faster computer with more ram, or to run 
less plugs, or freeze more tracks.

> Can anyone help me? My computer constantly stops saying something
> like "Core Audio was not able to process information fast enough" --
> something like that. Here are my settings in audio preferences under
> "Drivers":
> 
> 




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Hey Tim,

You didn't mention what's your usual track/plug count... What plugs? 
Computer too slow?.. I am still on a dual G4 and I'm yet to see this 
message (knock on wood :-) )... And may I ask why in the world you 
have 24-bit recording unchecked =-O ?!

Best,

Andy

At 4:54 PM -0700 4/7/07, Tim McLane wrote:
>Can anyone help me?  My computer constantly stops saying something 
>like "Core Audio was not able to process information fast enough" -- 
>something like that.  Here are my settings in audio preferences under 
>"Drivers":
>
>I have a Imac  G5 OSx  version 10.4.9
>PowerMac  8,2
>number of CPUs:   1
>Processor   1.8 GH  Power PC G5
>Memory :   2GB  DDR SDRAM
>Bus Speed:   600 MHz
>
>
>
>
>Core audio: Diver Motu 828
>enabled
>i/o buffer size:  1024
>recording delay: 0
>max number of tracks:   20
>
>64 busses (not checked)
>Larger Disk buffer  (unchecked)
>24 bit recording (unchecked)
>software monitoring (checked)
>
>
>Process buffer range  (large)
>Rewire behavior  (playback Mode (less CPOU Load)
>Maximum Scrub speed  (normal)
>scrub response:  normal
>
>Any ideas?
>
>Thanks.
>
>
>t

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> You didn't mention what's your usual track/plug count... What plugs?
> Computer too slow?.. I am still on a dual G4 and I'm yet to see this
> message (knock on wood :-) )... And may I ask why in the world you
> have 24-bit recording unchecked =-O ?!
> 

I have a G5 dual, and I get that warning at times. Its not so much the number 
of plugs as which plugs. For example, I almost never use that Sculture plug 
as it is so intensive. Other things like Garritan seem to take a lot of ram and 
cause problems at times.

By the way, I checked my older Logic songs made v5 and v6 but opened in v7, 
and I don't see anything strange in the song settings or tuning table. I think 
Logic just has bugs. I know for a fact, that logic song files can get 
corrupted, so its probably a good idea to make a new file, and just copy over what I 
need.


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I have Ivory, Spectrasonics RMX and MOTU Symphonic.  

t

  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: GAmoore@... 
  To: Logic_Cafe@yahoogroups.com 
  Sent: Sunday, April 08, 2007 1:13 AM
  Subject: Re: [Logic_Cafe] Need help with a computer stopping


  > You didn't mention what's your usual track/plug count... What plugs?
  > Computer too slow?.. I am still on a dual G4 and I'm yet to see this
  > message (knock on wood :-) )... And may I ask why in the world you
  > have 24-bit recording unchecked =-O ?!
  > 

  I have a G5 dual, and I get that warning at times. Its not so much the number 
  of plugs as which plugs. For example, I almost never use that Sculture plug 
  as it is so intensive. Other things like Garritan seem to take a lot of ram and 
  cause problems at times.

  By the way, I checked my older Logic songs made v5 and v6 but opened in v7, 
  and I don't see anything strange in the song settings or tuning table. I think 
  Logic just has bugs. I know for a fact, that logic song files can get 
  corrupted, so its probably a good idea to make a new file, and just copy over what I 
  need.

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Also, too many regions regardless of the number of tracks and VI's  
can make that happen.  I know with audio tracks I used to have to  
glue together comped vocal tracks with a new region every few words  
or so to keep from locking up.

First thing you should do though is have the System meter running to  
make sure it's really an overtaxing of your computer and not some  
weird logic vs. region glitch.  Logic can do some weird stuff sometimes.

Gregroy

On Apr 8, 2007, at 9:43 PM, Tim McLane wrote:

> I have Ivory, Spectrasonics RMX and MOTU Symphonic.
>
> t
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: GAmoore@...
> To: Logic_Cafe@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Sunday, April 08, 2007 1:13 AM
> Subject: Re: [Logic_Cafe] Need help with a computer stopping
>
> > You didn't mention what's your usual track/plug count... What plugs?
> > Computer too slow?.. I am still on a dual G4 and I'm yet to see this
> > message (knock on wood :-) )... And may I ask why in the world you
> > have 24-bit recording unchecked =-O ?!
> >
>
> I have a G5 dual, and I get that warning at times. Its not so much  
> the number
> of plugs as which plugs. For example, I almost never use that  
> Sculture plug
> as it is so intensive. Other things like Garritan seem to take a  
> lot of ram and
> cause problems at times.
>
> By the way, I checked my older Logic songs made v5 and v6 but  
> opened in v7,
> and I don't see anything strange in the song settings or tuning  
> table. I think
> Logic just has bugs. I know for a fact, that logic song files can get
> corrupted, so its probably a good idea to make a new file, and just  
> copy over what I
> need.
>
> **************************************
> See what's free at
> http://www.aol.com.
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