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I have just recently been having crashes when trying to mix down a song. It says " disk to slow" overload. I only store my songs on my HD . Is it trying to pull the song off the drive when I am playing back? This never happened before. Its a 5TB drive Seagate. I have mixed a 32 track session with no overloads last week and I had no problems. Is there something I have wrong?

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7 minutes ago, wonshu said:

Everyone everywhere seems to say that APFS should not be used on rotating harddrives. APFS works best for SSDs. HFS+ for HDDs

Indeed it's still a hot debate on the interwebs. Lots of people say that HFS+ should be used for HDDs although Apple says you can use APFS on HDDs and I've heard from a lot of people using APFS on HDDs that they had zero problems. 

Here's a recent discussion on MacRumors: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/apfs-or-macos-extended-for-hdd.2336680/

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1 hour ago, David Nahmani said:

Indeed it's still a hot debate on the interwebs. Lots of people say that HFS+ should be used for HDDs although Apple says you can use APFS on HDDs and I've heard from a lot of people using APFS on HDDs that they had zero problems. 

Here's a recent discussion on MacRumors: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/apfs-or-macos-extended-for-hdd.2336680/

my (4) external drives are for storage, archiving... and all APFS, all platter drives... and no issues with that... at all.

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