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> Logic's Dreaded "disc Too Slow" Error Message!
ryanie
post Sun 17 Dec 2006, 15:25
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I am running a 1.25 Ghz G4 power book with 1.25 gig of ram. I am running Logic 6.4.1 and I constantly get the "disc too slow" error message if I use more than 5 tracks of audio and an audio instrument. I have tried buying more ram, freeing up space on my hard drive, freezing files, changing buffer size.. everythng! From what I can gather from other fourums it's a pretty common problem and it does not seem to be a hardware problem it seems to be a data transfer problem with Logic. My question is what can I do about it ????
Is it possible to upgrade my Logic 6.4.1 to a more later version of 6 (i dont want to buy logic 7) and will this even help matters?
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gdoubleyou
post Mon 18 Dec 2006, 21:38
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mortalengines, is correct the internal Powerbook drive is only 5400 rpm, also OSX will allways use part of your system disk for virtual memorya( sometimes up to 15-20 GB) so if you have less than 10 GB free disk space system performance will suffer.

I use the Pacific Pro Audio drives, or you can get a CompUSA branded fanless firewire enclosure and put in your own drive.

I have a 1GHz Powerbook, and I have no problems with sessions of 32-48 tracks, but I have to freeze tracks when adding effects during the mixing process.

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