Unmounting a removable drive from the workspace prevents subsequent drives ...

Unmounting a removable drive from the workspace prevents subsequent drives from being mounted. Unmounting a removable drive from the workspace will prevent any subsequent drives from being mounted in the workspace, even though these subsequent drives will show up in the Finder. The workaround is to restart Pro Tools. After Pro Tools has launched, the drives will appear in the workspace. Taken from the Read Me for Pro Tools v6.9.2 (TDM and LE) for Mac. (Item # 61717) [Page View]

With the introduction of Pro Tools 6.6 and 6.9 on OS X, users of some ...

With the introduction of Pro Tools 6.6 and 6.9 on OS X, users of some third party storage area networks (SAN) are no longer able to record or playback to SAN volumes from within Pro Tools. Specifically, with some SANs, it is not possible to designate a SAN volume as playback or record from the Workspace Browser. This problem affected only OS X versions of Pro Tools 6.6 and 6.9. (Pro Tools 6.7 on OS X was unaffected as are Windows XP versions.) Though third party SANs are not officially supported, this problem has now been solved, and the following releases will restore playback/record functionality with affected SANs: - Pro Tools TDM 6.9.2 or Pro Tools LE 6.9.2 for OS X 10.4.x - Pro Tools TDM 6.9.1 for OS X 10.3.8 - Pro Tools LE users on OS X 10.3.8 can either use Pro Tools LE 6.7 or upgrade to OS X 10.4 and use Pro Tools LE 6.9.2 (Note: Since third party SANs are not officially supported, Digidesign Customer Support will not be able to provide support for issues associated with SANs.) The change in 6.9.1 and 6.9.2 does not resolve incompatibility with Apple’s Xsan. Pro Tools is still incompatible with Xsan. [Page View]

DAE error -7401 when instantiating RTAS plug-ins or sometimes when opening ...

DAE error -7401 when instantiating RTAS plug-ins or sometimes when opening a session that contains RTAS plug-ins or instruments. Updating to the most current PACE drivers may fix the problem. Go to www.paceap.com Click on Drivers tab Click on Downloads tab Download latest Interlok driver for your Operating System Run the Interlok installer [Page View]

In EQ III, HF and LF band settings (in Peak mode) are not being recalled ...

In EQ III, HF and LF band settings (in Peak mode) are not being recalled correctly on session open or when opening Plug In Setting files. This is a known issue with EQ III in Pro Tools 6.9, and is fixed in EQIII 6.9cs1. Here's where to download: http://www.digidesign.com/download/eq3/ Gain settings beyond +/- 12.0 or Q setting beyond 2.0 are reset/ignored. [Page View]

DAE -9019 error after installing new hard drive.

DAE -9019 error after installing new hard drive. A new hard disk is on some Windows XP systems, by default, formatted with the option "compress data on hard disk". Verify that this is disabled in the preferences of each partition. [Page View]

In EQ III, HF and LF Q changes value when set to notch and you duplicate ...

In EQ III, HF and LF Q changes value when set to notch and you duplicate the plug-in by option + dragging the plug-in to another track. This is a known issue with EQ III in Pro Tools 6.9, and is fixed in EQIII 6.9cs1. Here's where you can download from the Digidesign website: http://www.digidesign.com/download/eq3/ [Page View]

When I select any of the Tempo Operations options from the MIDI list in ...

When I select any of the Tempo Operations options from the MIDI list in Pro Tools v6.7 or later, the apply button is "grayed" out. You must specify a length for the tempo operation to occur. If the start and the end time have the same value, the apply button will be "grayed" out. Changing either the start or end value will cause the apply button to become active. [Page View]

After unmounting my firewire hard drive from Pro Tools' Workspace Browser, ...

After unmounting my firewire hard drive from Pro Tools' Workspace Browser, I can not mount my FW drive. The problem occurs because unmounting from the workspace causes the drive to lose it's assigned letter. To solve: 1) Right click on My Computer > Manage > Disk Management. 2) Right click on the drive > "Change Drive Letter and Paths" 3) Click Add 4) Assign the Following Drive Letter (choose a letter from the pull down menu). The drive should now mount and be usable. Note: This does not result in data loss of any kind. [Page View]

PRO TOOLS TIP: Tuning Up Windows Systems

PRO TOOLS TIP: Tuning Up Windows Systems From the May 2005 DigiNews and the DigiZine Spring 2005 online edition. Tuning Up Windows Systems A slow-running computer or crash is enough to turn the most mild-mannered personality into a whirling dervish of mental duress and all-around crabbiness. You can avoid the aggravation and make your computer much more lovable with a simple tune-up. Joel Hagge, a Pro Tools LE specialist in Digidesign's sterling Tech Support department, explains how to maximize computer performance and keep the ol' blood pressure low by tuning up Windows systems. You may be running unnecessary programs and processes that can result in sluggish Pro Tools performance and those annoying buffer error messages. To read this article, please see the following web page: To Subscribe to DigiNews and read previous issues, see the following web page: www.digidesign.com/subscribe To read DigiZine, see the following section of the Digidesign website: DigiZine [Page View]

DAE error -6088 during record or playback in Pro Tools on Windows XP.

DAE error -6088 during record or playback in Pro Tools on Windows XP. Disabling all networking or wireless cards on your system from the Device Manager should resolve this error. 1) Click on the 'Start' menu, right-click on 'My Computer' and select 'Properties' from the drop-down list. 2) In the System Properties window, click on the 'Hardware' tab, then on the button for 'Device Manager'. 3) In the Device Manager window, click on the '+' sign next to 'Network Adapters' to open the tab. 4) Right-click on any network or wireless devices listed and select 'disable' from the drop-down list. [Page View]

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