Mac book pro crashing with Live 6
Posted: Mon Oct 29, 2007 9:16 pm
Has anyone else had this problem? My CPU seems fine and I'm not running that crazy of stuff for it to crash so easily. Help! Any ideas why this is happening?
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Mac book pro crashing with Live 6
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Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 12:07 am
are you using third party plugs ins ? or just Live 6 ?
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 12:49 am
Are you using an audio interface, or the Mac's built-in audio?
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 1:17 am
I'm using just live 6. A friend mentioned I need to update to a later version of Live because I have the mac book using the intel chip. I will try that now.
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 3:05 am
I don't think that is your problem. All versions of Live 6 are Universal Binary (Intel compatible).
Can you please describe exactly what your set contains, audio tracks/instruments/plugins etc.
Are the crashes totally random? Can you descride what you are doing when Live crashes.
Can you please describe exactly what your set contains, audio tracks/instruments/plugins etc.
Are the crashes totally random? Can you descride what you are doing when Live crashes.
crashlog
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 5:19 am
posting your crashlog would likely be helpful in helping us diagnose this too
you should be able to find it in your user home folder > Library > Logs > CrashReporter > Live_(DATE)_(COMPUTER-NAME).crash. on tiger, the file will take the form Live.crash.log. it is a plain text file so you should be able to post the text in your response, attach it or send it directly to ableton.
you should be able to find it in your user home folder > Library > Logs > CrashReporter > Live_(DATE)_(COMPUTER-NAME).crash. on tiger, the file will take the form Live.crash.log. it is a plain text file so you should be able to post the text in your response, attach it or send it directly to ableton.
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 6:35 am
All I am running when it crashes is an mp3 from I tunes with an audio filter along with midi beats I created with impulse. I've definitely put a lot of effects on each clip but I feel like it should be something easy for the program to handle. Then I'm just playing around between clips and scenes and it simply just shuts down. It remembers everything up to the point it crashes which is cool but still.... I need this to operate in a live situation. Thank you guys so much for helping me diagnose this.
Tzol
Tzol
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 6:53 pm
a friend of mine had similar problems, and we realize that his Live6 was working under rosetta !!!
So just do a Get Info on live app to see if the Option "open under Rosetta " is unchecked.
So just do a Get Info on live app to see if the Option "open under Rosetta " is unchecked.
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 7:10 pm
Cant find anything about Rosetta. How do I find that Live app option you mentioned? Where is it located? Thanks man.
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 11:44 pm
if you don't have an intel-based mac, there won't be any mention of rosetta on your system. otherwise, in the finder, select the Live application, get info (command-a) and below the basic file info, there will be a checkbox which reads Open using Rosetta make sure it is not enabled.Tzol wrote:Cant find anything about Rosetta. How do I find that Live app option you mentioned? Where is it located? Thanks man.
posting a crashlog would still be helpful
EDIT: of course you have an intel-based mac, as mentioned in the subject - opps.
Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 11:52 pm
That would be "Command-I" for "get info".jean_pierre wrote:select the Live application, get info (command-a)
"Command-A" is "select all"
Posted: Fri Nov 02, 2007 1:30 am
Only time I have every had Live crash its been due to a bung VST..... could try removing your VSTs and AUs from their directories and copying em back one at a time
Posted: Fri Nov 02, 2007 7:02 pm
hi!
i have the same problem (macbok 2,4 + bad performance with live)
when i click ctrl i it shows some infos about ableton but it doesnt say anything about rosetta (maybe because of leopard???). unfortunately i dont know how to do a screenshot otherwise i could post.
i have the same problem (macbok 2,4 + bad performance with live)
when i click ctrl i it shows some infos about ableton but it doesnt say anything about rosetta (maybe because of leopard???). unfortunately i dont know how to do a screenshot otherwise i could post.
Posted: Sat Nov 03, 2007 12:08 am
I seem to be having the same problem.
I am running Live 6.0.10 (I believe it's a Lite version) on Leopard and my comp is relatively brand new intel-based MacBook Pro.
When I start up Live, "Initializing inputs and outputs..." shows up on the bottom & then shows the horrid "This application.. unexpectedly quit." error message. I tried relaunching numerous times & no luck.
I moved all my third party AU's & VST's to another folder & this actually launched Live once but everything was screwy & half my data on a saved set was missing, really odd stuff. So I relaunched it & it didn't open this time.
Any suggestions??
I am running Live 6.0.10 (I believe it's a Lite version) on Leopard and my comp is relatively brand new intel-based MacBook Pro.
When I start up Live, "Initializing inputs and outputs..." shows up on the bottom & then shows the horrid "This application.. unexpectedly quit." error message. I tried relaunching numerous times & no luck.
I moved all my third party AU's & VST's to another folder & this actually launched Live once but everything was screwy & half my data on a saved set was missing, really odd stuff. So I relaunched it & it didn't open this time.
Any suggestions??
Posted: Sat Nov 03, 2007 5:01 am
the rosetta checkbox is still present in leopard, at the bottom of the General group (which is the first listed in the info window)spielor wrote:hi!
i have the same problem (macbok 2,4 + bad performance with live)
when i click ctrl i it shows some infos about ableton but it doesnt say anything about rosetta (maybe because of leopard???). unfortunately i dont know how to do a screenshot otherwise i could post.
as i posted above, a crashlog might help us diagnose the problem even faster!