> Message posted by Peter Nicolaisen <nico1@chello.se> > ______________________________________________________________________ > > I'm running Logic express on a G5 with double 1,8 mhz processors and > 1'5 gig > ram together with a Maxtor external 300 gig drive. > Until a couple of days ago I would occasionally run into this message: > > CoreAudio: > Systm Overload > The audio engine was not able to > process all required data in time (-10011) > > > > I have similar problems. I bought a G5 quad and thought to be rid of the problem. It happens at specific spots in a song, but also at totally random spots and times, also when there is not much going on. I started a test : taking a song and plugging in more and more plugins. At thes ame time I watched the Activity Monitor (an Apple Utility program). I saw the CPU load creeping up as I slotted in more Plugins - so far that seems fair. I also noticed how little cpu the Logic plugIns (also the 'heavier' ones) take. Could that explain why the Logic PlugIns sound so unconvincing (to put it nicely). Anyway, around the 50% cpu load the System Overload messages started to appear. I don't get thatr, as I still have 50% cpu power idle. That should kick in then. I could not investigate any further at the moment, as I have other major problems with Logic and a lotta work to be done. I downloaded MenuMeters to monitor the cpu with a different program, but as I said have not yet had the time to continue on the test. Is there anyone who knows where to find an explanation to the error codes that appear in Logic? Greetings, Beat