#MAC OS 10.9.5 KEEPS INDEXING SOFTWARE#

Obviously I was assuming that, having upgrading so dramatically after seven years on my old machine, this sort of thing would be nonexistent.

I've opened the Audio Performance window and there seems to be room to spare, though I see that when starting or stopping playback there will be a momentary spike into solid red, which seems suspicious. Oh yes, and I'm using an Apogee I/0 (2圆) with the latest firmware and software.īased on other threads, I've considered monkeying with other hardware configurations - currently I have the work priority on High and the host buffer multiplier on 1.

#MAC OS 10.9.5 KEEPS INDEXING SOFTWARE#

Check to make sure hardware or peripheral settings are setup correctly or disable the audio hardware for MIDI playback only.'Īnd, sure enough, then there's no sound, and I have to reboot my interface, relaunch its software (Maestro), and reboot DP. If I click Continue and hit play again, there's no click, and soon after I get: 'DP is not receiving a clock signal from the audio hardware. I have the buffer on 128 - ok, but I've done that on my old dual-core Snow Leopard rig with a lot more running.Īnd yet - I am getting this: 'Audio playback has overloaded your computer's processor. And I'm bussing the acoustic guitar out to two parallel instances of DP's Proverb. I'm currently working on a session with a 10-minute quicktime file loaded and just three - count 'em - tracks so far: an acoustic guitar track with one DP plugin on it, an electric track with one instance of Guitar Rig 5, and one Omnisphere instrument.

I'm running all the latest updates of my Spectrasonics and Native Instruments plugins. New 6-core Mac Pro, 16GB Ram, OS X 10.9, DP 8, two 1TB external SSDs for samples and sessions.

Mac os 10.9.5 keeps indexing