Brian,
Even though you are using 12 I think deleting the preference might work.
I googled this but you should be able to follow the below steps.
John
How do I trash my Pro Tools preferences?
• Article #1721787
Trashing the Pro Tools preferences is a good way to “reset” Pro Tools if the
application is behaving abnormally. With Pro Tools closed, follow the steps
below based on your version of Pro Tools and/or your computer’s operating
system.
Pro Tools 11 on Mac
• With Finder as the active application, hold the Option key and click
on the Go menu at the top of the screen. Then, select Library.
• Go to the Preferences folder and delete the following items:
• com.avid.ProTools.plist
• ProTools folder within the Avid folder
• Empty your trash.
> On Apr 2, 2015, at 8:11 AM, Brian Howerton <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hello all,
> I am still really having trouble with my meters in pro tools, and I would
> like to talk to someone off-list maybe on the phone to see if what is
> happening with me as far as my meters is normal. If someone would be willing
> to do that, I would greatly appreciate it. Maybe I have something set wrong
> in my preferences. Thanks for any help,
> Brian
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