wildstratoz
Logician
Hi Logicians!
It's been a while since my visit here and when I just about to enliven the forum again, I bumped to an annoying problem with my Logic.
So here's the case,
I was recording a live music gig using Logic Pro 8 (8.0.0, 1437.23) with my MBP (1.83G, Mac OS 10.4.11, 2G RAM) through Focusrite Saffire Pro 26 i/o to my USB external hard drive. I was recording 8 tracks simultaneously at 48kHz, buffer size 128, i/o safety buffer off, tracks 1-4 through front panel (¼ inch) inputs and tracks 5-8 through back panel inputs (XLR).
I had no problem with Logic when the gig started and it recorded flawlessly until the first act done. The problem came when the second act started. I muted the first 8 tracks (ChannelStrip mute), created 8 new tracks and started from the beginning again. After 20 minutes Logic started showing up error message "Disk is too slow or System overload (-10010)", freezed and stopped recording. During freezing the audio output was not interrupted at all. I then continued recording with the error message kept on flashing, Logic freezed and stop recording every several minutes. Despite all this Logic didn't crash.
After the second act done, I decided to make new session file and recording the third act straight to MBP internal hard drive, I also unplugged any USB hard drive & peripherals from my MBP. But it only got worse, the warning showed up 5 or 10 seconds after I hit record and towards the end of the gig I couldn't record a thing as Logic showed up the warning even more often and stopped recording.
I was curious and played back the last recorded session and to my surprise, the error message
I've crosschecked with other posts about error messages like this but nothing could explain why two different session files are showing up the same error message. I do have a theory, that my system drive (which is my MBP internal drive) has something wrong but I'm frankly puzzled by what happened as I did lots of multi tracks live recording sessions without problems before with my MBP.
I hope my description is clear and I really need help about this, any helps & thoughts are highly appreciated!
It's been a while since my visit here and when I just about to enliven the forum again, I bumped to an annoying problem with my Logic.
So here's the case,
I was recording a live music gig using Logic Pro 8 (8.0.0, 1437.23) with my MBP (1.83G, Mac OS 10.4.11, 2G RAM) through Focusrite Saffire Pro 26 i/o to my USB external hard drive. I was recording 8 tracks simultaneously at 48kHz, buffer size 128, i/o safety buffer off, tracks 1-4 through front panel (¼ inch) inputs and tracks 5-8 through back panel inputs (XLR).
I had no problem with Logic when the gig started and it recorded flawlessly until the first act done. The problem came when the second act started. I muted the first 8 tracks (ChannelStrip mute), created 8 new tracks and started from the beginning again. After 20 minutes Logic started showing up error message "Disk is too slow or System overload (-10010)", freezed and stopped recording. During freezing the audio output was not interrupted at all. I then continued recording with the error message kept on flashing, Logic freezed and stop recording every several minutes. Despite all this Logic didn't crash.
After the second act done, I decided to make new session file and recording the third act straight to MBP internal hard drive, I also unplugged any USB hard drive & peripherals from my MBP. But it only got worse, the warning showed up 5 or 10 seconds after I hit record and towards the end of the gig I couldn't record a thing as Logic showed up the warning even more often and stopped recording.
I was curious and played back the last recorded session and to my surprise, the error message
I've crosschecked with other posts about error messages like this but nothing could explain why two different session files are showing up the same error message. I do have a theory, that my system drive (which is my MBP internal drive) has something wrong but I'm frankly puzzled by what happened as I did lots of multi tracks live recording sessions without problems before with my MBP.
I hope my description is clear and I really need help about this, any helps & thoughts are highly appreciated!
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