[aanstadt]

yes sometimes. But there are other times when it doesn’t. I have been trying to understand the variables that make it happen some times versus others, but can’t seem to figure it out as I am not really adding many variables at all. I am only working in a project with one track. I’ve attempted adding blank midi regions as previously suggested. I am starting to feel crazy. As I mentioned earlier as well, this doesn’t happen when working on my M1 iMac.

[aanstadt]

Thanks for the screenshot. I checked and on both my iMac and my MacBook and the box was checked. So on my MacBook I unchecked it and tried again. Still getting the same error message. =(

[aanstadt]

Good morning. Here is a screen shot of my advanced settings. One thing I would like to add, is that all my settings on this MacBook Pro are the exact same as the settings on my iMac. I dont run into this issue on my iMac. It’s so confusing as to why I am only getting this issue when I use my MacBook. Again I really appreciate you troubleshooting this with me.

[aanstadt]

Hey there thanks so much for helping. See the attached screen shot. Please forgive my ignorance. Where would I find that?

[aanstadt]

here is another screen shot of the same thing but with EZDrummer open so you can see the error message.

[aanstadt]

Here is a screen shot of Logic.

[aanstadt]

Here is a screen shot of what I am seeing.

[aanstadt]

So I am still having this issue. I have been swamped with my five year old to be able to get back on this forum sadly. But I have created black MIDI regions. I have tried all suggestions. Toontracks support has been unable to identify what is wrong. It’s extremely frustrating. Anyone have any idea what in the world is going on?

Reply To: “Audio Engine Inactive Check Your Audio Device” Error message in Logic version: 3.0.6
Operating system: macOS Sonoma (14)

[aanstadt]

Thanks. Makes some sense. How do I create a blank midi region?

[aanstadt]

Hey there. I truly appreciate everyone’s time and help here. I’m a real novice and feel bad, but I’m not sure I’m following the blank midi region. For now I’m mostly just using EZDrummer 3 for the built in groves. I’m not hooking up any midi instruments yet. I’m solely working off the laptop.

I do have an iMac that I will use for more involved work that has midi’s hooked up. I’m really just wanting to use the laptop as a tool to edit and come up with ideas while I’m away from my desktop.

I found the microphone you were talking about and it is set to standard

[aanstadt]

Thanks for the reply. I appreciate it. This is such a bummer. I went and bought this computer for this specific reason and according to the Toontrack specs I shouldn’t have any issues. Just a bummer.

[aanstadt]

What a bummer. Thanks.

[aanstadt]

Hi there – I appreciate your help here. I had checked and my output seems to be set up properly. Attached is a screenshot of my Logic Audio settings. When I initially open a track in logic and open EZDrummer the plug in works fine. I hear radio from my laptop speakers no problem. Then within only a few minutes it stops and gives me the error message. The only thing I have found when googling the issues is my logic has too much running, But that simply isn’t true as I have only one single track open with absolutely noting in it.

As for the microphone suggestion can you elaborate on where I would find that? I can’t seem to locate it.

Again I really appreciate your help.

Reply To: “Audio Engine Inactive Check Your Audio Device” Error message in Logic version: 3.0.6
Operating system: macOS Sonoma (14)

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