 logic problems, disk too slow |
 Fri 8 Feb 2002, 12:29
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Hi,
have a problem concerning disk speed using logic audio 4.7 Platinum. With audio track number 10-15, depending on particular Track, my powerbook (titanium 400) comes up with disk too slow error. Can someone explain this to me, i thought, running 12 little audio tracks of 2 to 8 bars length shouldn't result in any problems (o.k., there are some compressors, reverbs and delays running in parallel, but this shouldn't matter to the harddrive, or what?), anyhow, why is such a small amount of data not kept in the RAM anyway? I just have 256 MB, would it help to put in more to improve the situation, or do i have to play around with some parameters inside Logic, which? any help appreciated gma |
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Fri 15 Feb 2002, 19:52
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 Maniac Member  Group: Members Posts: 821 Joined: 25-Jun 01 From: Springfield - US Member No.: 1,082 |
If you have a burner.... try burning a CD with system software on it and Norton and make sure to make it bootable and then you can use it to boot from and run Norton SpeedDisk. Or if you have a zip... use Iomega sodtware to make a rescue disk with a slim down verision of your current OS on it and then put Norton on that and boot from it. That is how I do mine... from zip.
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gemmar logic problems Fri 8 Feb 2002, 12:29
Synthetic Your track count might not seem like much but... t... Fri 8 Feb 2002, 15:03 gemmar thanks synthetic,
today my new external harddrive... Fri 8 Feb 2002, 17:22 Synthetic You can never have too much RAM. 1gb might be more... Fri 8 Feb 2002, 19:51 geedoubleyou The audio software that I use (Cubase, DP3) recomm... Fri 8 Feb 2002, 19:54 Synthetic hmm... i think I have heard that advice before gee... Fri 8 Feb 2002, 23:45 gemmar thanks again,
will do what i can afford, the maxt... Sun 10 Feb 2002, 18:04 Synthetic Well backing up data is always a good idea but I h... Sun 10 Feb 2002, 22:38 gemmar Hi,
got rid of disk too slow using the maxtor for... Fri 15 Feb 2002, 15:41
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