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Asio Error! Not Enough Memory!! Repost-sorry, Logic 4.7 with Emagic 2|6 audiointerface |
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ven. 19 juil. 2002, 15:00
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sorry about the repost...
Problem: When starting up Logic (with virtual memory, TCP/IP and appletalk OFF) I get an error message "ASIO not enough memory." I used to have an M-audio Quattro Audio Interface, but I returned it, because I figured I was getting this ASIO error because it was just a crappy product with crappy mac ASIO drivers. HOWEVER... I now have the Emagic 2|6 Audio interface and it gives me the same error message!
Anyone who can help me solve this problem is a genius, since I have asked individuals who have been using Logic extensively for YEARS, and they couldn't help.
Please HELP!! jennifer
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ven. 19 juil. 2002, 23:55
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Hi Jennifer,
the error message you received is caused by a conflict with the apple soundmanager. Both the soundmanger and the ASIO driver try to use the emi at the same time.
To solve this problem you should:
1. upgrade Logic to 4.7.3 (better 4.8.1)
2. use the emi driverswitch and select "ASIO" (and follow the instructions: disconnect the emi etc...)
Now Logic should open without the error message.
For best results i recommend to download the emi driver 2.0 (which is totally new) from the emagic website. With this driver you can use apple´s control strip to set the audio settings of the emi. Be shure that you have not chosen the emi in the control strip - Otherwise the same error-message would appear. Furthermore you can now use emagics EASI driver with Logic which is AFAIK better than the ASIO one. (Remember not to use them at the same time ;-)
Hope this solves your problem.
Best wishes
leon
P.S.: Sorry for any miss-spelling etc. - i´m not a native speaker.
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dim. 21 juil. 2002, 19:21
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HI Leon and Thank you,
I updated Logic from 4.7.1 to 4.8, downloaded the new EMI driver 2.0, and made sure that EMI was not selected in the control strip... BUT YET I GET THE SAME ERROR MESSAGE!
if I have ASIO selected, I get "ASIO: not enough memory" if I have EASI selected, I get "EASI: not enough memory"
I also tried turning off sound manager extensions/control panels in the Extensions manager. The Error i got when starting Logic was "EASI: hardware error"
I don't know what to try next...PLEASE HELP!
-jennifer
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lun. 22 juil. 2002, 15:22
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Everyone, I have the new white ibook g3 with 512 mb of ram (for only audio apps use. basically just Logic) running os 9.2.
Yukelele, I have tried all your suggestions...still the error message occurs. I always make sure the emi is NOT selected in the sound manager (Does it matter if I choose "none?" Or does the built-in setting need to be selected?). I have tried upping and downing the memory allocation for Logic, no luck. I just downloaded the newest emi asio driver from the website, and also the newest Logic update... I have toggled Logic's audio option on and off, probably every single one of them at some point, trying to get this error to go away! : ( FYI, also when I get this error, None of my audio tracks are enabled in the mixer. So I can't use them. (This is probably an obvious point, but just FYI.)
Please keep the help coming/thanks all, Jennifer
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mar. 23 juil. 2002, 08:32
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Just wondering: is it necessary to use the asio extension for the emi audiointerface ??? audiowerk 8 for example is running "natively" on logic, that means no asio installing needed... so my next step would be: transfer all the asio drivers from your logic asio folder to a neutral folder, so that the asiofolder (is it at the "original installed" place?) is empty, then try to start up logic again. look for the option "using usb-audio" or so and select it. go to audiohardware and look for the emi panel... don't know if that helps, but it's worth a try
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mer. 24 juil. 2002, 20:08
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selenit, I tried getting Logic to detect the emi 2|6 natively (i made sure the "using usb audio device" check box is checked, and the easi/asio drivers are not in the logic folder) and it didn't detect anything...
come on...SOMEBODY's gotta be able to fix this!
jennifer
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