A bit of an oddity and I'm wondering if anyone has solved this mystery yet. I was getting "Audio Engine Overload" messages - you know the ole Logic cant process all the audio etc, etc. Now someone (maybe Nick?) mentioned that that goes away if you just hit Stop and then Start. Well - this problem disappeared for weeks and then recently just came back again. Now I KNOW for a fact that the there's plenty of CPU headroom because even with super huge audio intensive jobs my Audio meter is hardly taking a hit. I decided to turn on my NODE just for the hell of it and I still got the messages. Today I got them ALOT. I decided to reboot- same thing. THEN - and this ALWAYS gets rid of it - I enlarged the buffer settings and all is well! (I maxed them out) But I know what's gong to happen. Tomorrow morning its going to be the same deal and I will have to LOWER the buffer settings to fix it again. Somehow moving these settings around straightens things out! I was able to live with it for awhile but my (main) fear is that a client will be over first thing some morning BEFORE I get the chance to use Logic all day long and that message is going to occur again. And THAT is just embarrassing - especially if I have to keep doing this buffer voodoo while my client twiddles his thumbs... Cheers, Terry Michael Huud _www.Music4TheMovies.com_ (http://www.music4themovies.com/) _IMDB - Terry Huud Credits_ (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0404698/) _www.myspace.com/terryhuud_ (http://www.myspace.com/terryhuud) http://composersforum.ning.com/profile/tmhuud