Logic X bouncing bug

[StigNasty]

I'm having a perplexing reoccurring bug with Logic X after upgrading to Mavericks. Sessions run as usual without any problems but as soon as I go to bounce a session I get an eternal spinning beach ball of death (If I left it on for a full day it would still be sitting there when I came back. The only way I'm able to bounce is to trash the logic preferences and reboot the computer. The second I make a single change to the preferences (like say, changing the key commands) it goes back to not bouncing again. It's repeatable 100% of the time and trashing the prefs only sometimes fixes this issue.

 

Anyone else having this issue? I haven't tried re-installing Logic yet *that's next on my list*

[StigNasty]

Follow up: I deleted Logic X, deleted all preferences, and then reinstalled it. Still no go. I have to trash the preferences, reboot, and then I can bounce a session only until something somewhere changes the preferences file, then it gives me the beach ball every time I select bounce (won't even bring up the menu). Repairing permissions did not help.

[David Nahmani]

Make sure you deselect "Include audio tail" in the Bounce dialog.

[StigNasty]

Make sure you deselect "Include audio tail" in the Bounce dialog.

 

It's deselected already. It's a weird problem with the preference file. AS soon as any change to it is made, such as changing a key command, it doesn't bounce. I delete preferences, reboot, and it works. Make a preferences change and it doesn't until I delete preferences and reboot.

 

Reinstalled Logic from scratch: Same issue. Basically, I tried everything I can besides a full format and re-instal of the OS from scratch. Possible, but would be VERY disruptive to my work flow (for obvious reasons).