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Mac + Logic users please help
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| Krispy Kreme |
| I just bought the imac g5, and installed logic pro 7 onto it. When i tried to play the demo song, an error message came up as "CoreAudio : Disk is too slow or System Overload" I'm pretty sure that the computer is not too slow, I even added another 1 gb of ram to it. Does anyone know how to fix this? Please help, thanks. |
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| IKKI-ZUVK |
| I'll need more details about the computer! |
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| RIPassion |
Go to apple (top left of desktop) --> system preferences ---> energy saver, and then click the options tab. Set the processor performance to highest. If these instructions are a little warped, sorry, but I don't have a mac in front of me right now.
On the iMac g5 I'm using, with 2 ghz processor and 1 GB of ram, I can get that message sometimes even with the option above changed, but if you "added" another 1 gig stick to whatever (512?) it came with... you should be fine. |
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| DC76 |
I've never used Logic on a Mac before, but when it happens on my PC, it either means your buffer is too big or your audio drivers are not that great. Or God forbid, both. :nervous:
I wonder if they make ASIO4All for Mac? Coz if they do, you should get it. It worked much better for Logic than my comp's native PC AV drivers. :)
Granted, mine is an older version.:o |
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| fr0st |
| Change your buffer to 512 samples or more... |
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| fabio_trevez |
| already visited tha apple support secction on their site? i had that problem years ago (2001) when this g4 was new, i went there and solved it |
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| Krispy Kreme |
| thanks for all the help.. i tried everything, went to the mac support to ask questions and even did hours of research. I eventually gave up and took the computer back to the store to exchange it for a new one and havent had any problems. I guess i'll never know what the problem was, maybe just a faulty computer. |
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