cali316 Posted June 23, 2007 Share Posted June 23, 2007 Hey all, I've scoured the forums trying to find an answer to this but to no avail, and I'm seriously about to put my fist through a wall (not trying to be cool here, just frustrated...). In short, I am currently working on a project where I'm scoring an independent film. In the past 2 weeks, Logic has gotten incredibly unstable. I've tried every troubleshooting step I could think of and even made the proxy movie about as low of quality as I could. That being said I finally decided to wipe my drive and get a fresh install of OS X and Logic (it was about that time anyway). I'm currently running Logic Pro 7.2.3, OS 10.4.8 and ProApp 3.1 (ProApp 4 seemed to have caused some strange issues for me). I finally have OS X and Logic Pro up and running - now what's happening is that I can no longer open this session. Logic starts to load, seems to get about half way through and then unexpectedly quits every single time - and I've tried all saved versions of the song. I keep getting the same error which is "file not found / error - 43." I've tried rebuilding perms / trashing prefs, etc... still get the same results. The only thing I can possibly think of doing that maybe I shouldn't have, is removing the freeze files / folder from this session - and I did that before disabling the freeze function in the actual session. Is it possible that Logic is trying to sync up / locate these freeze files? And if so, is there a way to unlink them from the session? I know it's a stretch, but I have some great work in this session that I absolutely do not want to lose. Even the backup sessions won't open - same error every single. Any help would be sincerely appreciated! Thank you. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
cali316 Posted June 23, 2007 Author Share Posted June 23, 2007 Well... here's a bit of an update (and maybe this will help someone else in the future). Found a cool little troubleshooting step in Apple's kbase - if you press and hold the Control key immediately after Logic launches, it gives you the option to disable the audio driver. I did and now the session opens without fail. At least now I can export all of my MIDI files (piano / string / synth) parts and import them into the new session. Not sure what I did but this session is completely hosed. At least with this neat little trick I was able to get in, grab some files, take some screenshots, etc... What a complete and total pain in the ass... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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