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  1. No worries! I had 3 separate projects and I had issues with all of them. The projects were different but similar in terms of characteristic (just lots of audio files, no plugins etc). At the beginning, I was running the project from a separate hard drive, but due to the many crashes I decided to run them from the system hard drive. Now it crashes a tiny bit less often, but it's still quite frustrating. I'm thinking it maybe be disk related but I don't know what that might be. More than one-third of the system hard drive is free. Or maybe it's due to the fact that the projects were created with Logic 10.2.2? It shouldn't happen, but maybe. Not sure.
  2. Hi Eric! thanks for your quick reply! The project is already on my system drive (there are no external hard drives connected to my laptop) and I do regularly export files to new-created folders. One thing I forgot to mention earlier is that the project I'm working on has been originally created on my iMac with Logic 10.2.2. Then I transferred it to my laptop, which has Logic 10.3.3 installed...
  3. Hello! I've researched a lot and tried everything but this problem is still there. I need to bounce lots of audio regions as individual files but Logic crashes every minute or two maximum. What I do is: selecting the audio regions to export and select File --> Export --> Selection as Audio File. Then bouncing offline. It exports the first few regions fine but after a few exports it crashes. So I'm having to restart it every two minutes on average, which would be "ok" if the project was little... Has anyone come across this problem before? I'm working on a 13-inch Macbook with El Cap 10.11.6 on it (recently installed) and the project is on the laptop hard drive (I'm exporting in the same hard drive) Logic version 10.3.3 No audio interface No plugins Wifi is off Logic is the only application open. I've tried: -Repair Disk Permissions -Deleting the pref files -Deleted iCloud from sidebar Any idea please? Thanks!
  4. Many thanks for this. Yes, I can only think it's a bug because I can see this happening in new projects too (unless I work with very simple and snapped-to-grid regions). Initially, I thought it was just the project, then I thought it was the audio, now I think its Logic. The more I research, the more confused I am. And I cannot really see a logic behind this behaviour. Would you, or anyone else, have any advice on workarounds or other good (cheap) programs I could use to do what it should be a very simple series of operations?
  5. Quick Update: So after a lot of tests and starting the project all over again I've now realized that this issue still persists in other projects, but only affects audio files that are made up of regions last of which starts at an "uneven" position. For example, if the section that I'm trying to export is made of 2 regions and the second one starts "on the beat", let's say, at 75 2 1 1 (or 77 3 4 1; 123 2 2 1) then the resulting loop would be perfect. But if the last audio region starts at, let's say, 75 2 3 118, or 123 4 4 53 (so not on a beat) then the resulting loop is different in length than the original! Any idea why this might happen? I've obviously tried to move all of the affected audio so that the last region lines up with the grid but for some reason, it doesn't work. Looks almost like it remembers how those bits of audio were initially and it refuses to change its mind! And I cannot really play much with the content of the audio. Any advice?
  6. That was weird. I could see the screenshots in my reply before... Anyway now I've done it by following your advice! thanks!
  7. Thanks David! Sorry, I forgot to mention that the "Include Audio Tail in File" box is unticked. (I tried all sort of box-ticking combination, just in case, without success... )
  8. I need to create some audio loops and export them as audio files but the exported audio is not the same length of the original audio! Specifically, the beginning of the loop is fine and it matches the original but the end is either too long or too short by a few samples I've tried different way to bounce down the audio: I've used the "Bounce in Place" option (ctrl-B) and I've also used the "Bounce" option (cmd-B) in both circle mode and by just selecting the regions Another problem is that the inaccuracy of the exported audio is not even consistent throughout the different files I'm trying to export; I haven't really found a logic behind it (the length difference is quite random) so it's a real nightmare! The Logic project has very few plugins (they are all disabled when I export anyway) and it has a fixed bpm; I also tried the low latency option or turning off latency compensation; Nothing works; the loops I export are never as long as the original audio! Anyone have any experience with this or knows what the cause might be?
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