Make sure you do not have DAE active in the audio setup You only want Core Audio active John C On Nov 12, 2007, at 2:10 AM, Katarina wrote: > Message posted by Katarina <kat_a_rina@yahoo.com>: > > Hi! > > I am having problems with my Logic Pro 7. I use a PowerBook G4 and > have 1.25 > GB with 75 remaining at present. > > When I have approximately more than 4 Audio tracks running at one > time (with > plugins) the computer says "coreaudio oevrload". In audio > preferences I have > increased my buffer to 1024, enabled "larger disc buffer" and have > everything onto maximum response mode but it doesn't seem to help. > > The only thing is that when I start up Logic it always says: - "DAE > folder > in system folder not found" and then ""ESB TDM" plug- in not found > (-10800)" > > I wondered maybe this is the problem? I read the manual but can't > seem to > find any clarity with what i am doing wrong. > > I use a M-Audio Firewire 410 interface and that's it for hardware. > > Should I reinstall Logic? Have I accidently deleted these folders? > No idea > what they are anyway! > > Can anyone help? It's very frustrating as it stalls every 8 bars or > so and i > can't compose like this!!! > > Thanks alot in advance! > > :) Katarina > >