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  1. Ladies and Gentlemen, we have a winner!!! Selecting "Bypass all control surfaces" solved the problem. Thanks, JacobP!!
  2. I mean I'll try anything at this point, but I completely disconnected the unit and rebooted with internal audio and the problem was still there.
  3. Okay so I just completely unplugged the MOTU and rebooted again and the problem still persists. I'm thinking that eliminates the MOTU as the problem. Could it just be that I need to update my OS? I've been avoiding the latest update simply because my Macbook is getting on in years. It runs fine on El Capitan, but I'm wary every time that an upgrade might be too much for it.
  4. Thanks for responding. So I just tried turning off the MOTU and rebooting with the built in audio. When I started up Logic it was running fine until I tried playing some software keys overtop, then the wigging out started agin. I'm running El Capitan on a late 2011 Macbook Pro. I'm running a purchased version of Logic Pro X. The MOTU is an 8pre firewire. I downloaded the latest audio driver from the MOTU website.
  5. So I recently upgraded to a MOTU 8pre and shortly after I started having this problem. What's happening is that playback in Logic randomly stops and restarts, usually a few milliseconds back but not consistently to the same spot, and sometimes back to the start. The effect being a constant stuttering, stopping mess. I've checked that there isn't a loop on (and as I've said it's not jumping back to a consistent point) I've checked the CPU load and that's fine. I've tried unplugging the interface and the problem persists with the built-in audio. I've tried changing the sample rate, which seemed to help once but only for an hour or so, and has since had no effect. Usually the problem will get worse the longer the program is open. I'm sometimes able to use it for a few minutes, even record some audio, before it starts jumping around and becomes unusable. The problem seems to be exacerbated by monitoring audio over playback. Like it might be playing back fine, but as soon as I attempt to play anything overtop it starts wigging out. Or if the problem is only happening a little, playing overtop makes it way worse. Here's a link to a crude cellphone video of this idiocy in action: https://youtu.be/W6ZAGv90N6I (Please note the CPU load meter) Please help! I've gone through so many forums and tried the workarounds for any problem that even seems remotely similar to mine with no luck. Nothing I've read seems to be the exact same problem I'm having.
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