ah, ok. well I will just use the internal. Thanks much.
GF
On Jul 9, 2010, at 8:36 PM, John André Netland wrote:
> Oh yes, you should definitely not record to a USB drive, you should either
> get a firewire drive, install another drive into your Mac if possible (not
> possible if you have a M
Ok. When I record on to the internal drive on the mac book pro, it works fine.
I guess I can't record to an external drive? If not, I will have to clear this
internal drive out. I will keep playing with stuff. If anyone knows what I can
do about the external drive, that would help. I would like
Hmm, the throughput on USB drives is a bit naff, but I wouldn't have
expected it to lock up that badly if you're just trying to put one
track down. It'd be worth unplugging all but the absolute necessary
USB peripherals if you have more of them, could be that the bus just
isn't fast enough to handl
Oh yes, you should definitely not record to a USB drive, you should either get
a firewire drive, install another drive into your Mac if possible (not possible
if you have a MacBook Pro or Mini), or as a last option record to your internal
drive. Still, you should also exclude that drive or folde
I disabled the drive I was recording to from the spot light settings. Maybe I
can't use an external drive? Its USB 2.0. I would think that's fast enough.
Maybe I need to record to my hard drive? If so. I have a lot of clearing out of
stuff to do.
Any suggestions??
GF
I will look in to the spot light preferences, I never did look at that.
Thanks
GF
On Jul 9, 2010, at 6:40 PM, Slau Halatyn wrote:
> I've never experienced anything like that. I'll take a wild guess, however.
> I'm assuming, of course, that you're recording to a separate drive, right?
> Beyond
I've never experienced anything like that. I'll take a wild guess, however. I'm
assuming, of course, that you're recording to a separate drive, right? Beyond
that, did you exclude that volume from spotlight indexing? You need to do that
in the Spotlight Preference pane in Systems Preferences. Th
Ok, new problem.
I can arm a track and all from the control surface and I can record midi just
find. When I do the same thing and try to record audio, I can't get it to stop
for a while, and pro tools stops responding and goes in to busy mode for about
30 seconds or so. What should I set my aud
Never mind, it just started working. lol. Sorry about that.
After locking like twice, I power cycled the project mix and after doing that
twice, it just started working. Guess there was a glitch some ware. All fixed
now though.
GF
I got a bit of help from Kevin Reeves today and he helped me setup my project
mix to work with pt. Under the peripherals menu, I set the first choice to
Huey, then the next 2 to project mix control. Is this correct? Now when I run
pt, my system locks up and I have to restart. It wasn't doing thi
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