Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

My Mac seems to produce a high pitched whine through the monitors and it 
seems to get worse with disk access. Its not really loud, but just enough to be 
annoying. I read somewhere a while back that there is some way to fix this, but 
can't find it now. Any clues?


Mac G5 1.8x2.


Greg


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Greg, 
Do you hear this whine when your system is accessing
your external drives or the internal HD?
I had this problem with an older firewire drive a few
months back.
I posted the problem to this forum (or another Logic
forum, I can't remember,) and I was told that I should
get rid of that drive...
When I did, the sound was gone...

Hope this helps.
: )

charlie


       
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It might be the classical nap noise from the CPU, see this posting for
more info:

http://www.oreillynet.com/digitalmedia/blog/2007/07/quiet_your_noisy_g5_mac_audio.html

It has info what to install, and how to use the new control panel to
disable CPU nap.  Note, this is for G5 systems, not for Intel CPUs.
--Kent

On 7/19/07, charlie eisenhardt <c_eisenhardt@...> wrote:
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> Greg,
>  Do you hear this whine when your system is accessing
>  your external drives or the internal HD?
>  I had this problem with an older firewire drive a few
>  months back.
>  I posted the problem to this forum (or another Logic
>  forum, I can't remember,) and I was told that I should
>  get rid of that drive...
>  When I did, the sound was gone...
>
>  Hope this helps.
>  : )
>
>  charlie
>
>  __________________________________________________________
>  Choose the right car based on your needs. Check out Yahoo! Autos new Car
> Finder tool.
>  http://autos.yahoo.com/carfinder/
>

Hey thanks! Perfect. That was what I saw before. Yes, I have a non-intel G5 
so this is great. I saw something about intel macs too on the apple discussion 
boards but not sure it applied. thanks again.
Greg


In a message dated 7/19/07 11:22:03 AM, sandvik@... writes:


> It might be the classical nap noise from the CPU, see this posting for
> more info:
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> http://www.oreillynhttp://www.oreilhttp://wwhttp://www.orehttp://www.http://www.orhttp
> 
> It has info what to install, and how to use the new control panel to
> disable CPU nap. Note, this is for G5 systems, not for Intel CPUs.
> 




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