Their fix was to go to Playback devices on the Windows toolbar and make sure the Apollo was enabled. Then go into Recording devices and make sure the Apollo was disabled. The most likely reason that an AAE Error would pop up is that you have an out-of-date plugin in your plugin folder. More specifically a bit plugin in a 64bit version of Pro Tools. Prior to Pro Tools 10 all plugins, as well as Pro Tools, were bit code. Pro Tools 11 was the first version of Pro Tools that was bit and so this error was very common in the early days of Pro Tools However, it is possible to install an older bit plugin and so trigger this error message.
The solution to a Pro Tools AAE Error message, is to make sure you have the latest version of all your plugins installed. This is a weird one as the suggestion in the error message is completely misleading.
Either way, what this may actually mean is that Pro Tools is looking for a missing file or drive, which might occur if the session's storage device becomes unmounted. The advice is that you ensure the session's storage volume is still available, and then quit and relaunch Pro Tools. There is no way to adjust AAE's preferred size.
There are usually two main ways Pro Tools reports errors DAE can't get audio from the disk fast enough. Your disk may be too slow or too fragmented. The leading cause of the error is recording, playing back, or bouncing to a drive that is literally "too slow or too fragmented". A lot of the advice relates to older computer systems with Firewire or USB drives etc. In my experience errors come up at the point Pro Tools cannot get all the data on and off the session drive fast enough.
That can be because the data is too fragmented, ie bits of the audio file are spread across the drive, but again things have moved on so much that fragmentation isn't always the issue.
Also, the reasons for error messages can be many and varied, but can include the fact that the computer is too busy to serve Pro Tools in a timely manner, which could be background applications running and so on. Disk too slow or too fragmented" is a variation on the same problem but in this case, it is the PCI bus that is getting clogged up so that Pro tools can't get the data fast enough. Disk Cache came to Pro Tools Vanilla in version Even so, it is still possible to get errors with Disk Cache.
Avid recommends that you wait until Disk Cache has finished caching the timeline to begin playback. Check your Disk Cache settings. Some users have reported that if it is set to Normal Pro Tools can still produce or errors. Increasing the Disk Cache to say 10GB providing you have the memory for it may resolve the problem.
Look at any application that might be scanning drives creating catalogs etc, as they will make the hard drive have to work harder. Spotlight indexing has been found to cause "disk too slow" errors while recording in Pro Tools. You can disable Spotlight indexing:. Audio tracks with lots of edits, as can be created when using Beat Detective, can also cause errors. Bounce to disk, Consolidate, or using Track Commit all can help.
If you have a lot of tracks in a session then consider splitting your audio tracks up across multiple drives to prevent this error. Partitioning large drives into volumes no larger than around 9 gigs in size can help prevent fragmentation. But partitioning drives can also cause issues and again this largely relates to older systems. Large drives now rarely need partitioning for performance reasons. Firewire drives have been known to cause errors. AAE Error is likely to pop up when you are attempting to Destructively Punch into or process a file.
It indicates that an attempt has been made to write to the same file multiple times during processing. The advice is if the error occurs repeatedly when attempting a particular operation, quit Pro Tools and reboot the computer.
Then try again. This error usually pops up when the hardware buffer size is too low and relates to other CPU Overload Errors at Low Buffer Sizes, but the key issue is low buffer sizes. In the Pro Tools When using Pro Tools In the dual 6-core CPU example, the desired Host Processor setting to avoid errors strictly related to this bug would be However, this bug is not known to occur on single CPU configurations.
A DAE error can be encountered when recording large track counts at high sample rates and low buffer sizes with the HD Native Thunderbolt interface, Pro Tools This is an issue specific to the non-Retina MacBook Pro computers 8,1 8,2 and 8,3. Use a different computer Retina MacBook Pro computers do not encounter this error. Close your Internet browser and any other unnecessary programs running in the background.
With some web browsers, the browser continues to run in the background after you close the open windows. For example, to fully close Google Chrome, you may need to expand the hidden icons box in the right corner of the taskbar and right-click on the Chrome icon. Keep all programs closed while running Pro Tools. If you need to check your email or search the Internet, you can use your phone or tablet.
Besides making changes to your computer, you can make changes to your Pro Tools settings. Consider using a lower sample rate and bit depth to use fewer resources on your computer. While you may prefer to use You also need more disk space. The program is more prone to crash when trying to save larger files.
You can produce high-quality audio with a You may also want to choose a bit depth for your files. Using a lower sample rate and bit depth may be a necessary sacrifice if you do not want to upgrade your RAM or you continue to experience performance issues. An outdated driver for your graphics card can eat resources, taking CPU power from other programs such as Pro Tools. If you want to optimize your computer for Pro Tools, you should make sure that the graphics driver is updated.
Now we are simply left with the task of routing the required tracks to the newly created aux track. Well this is where that will finally come in to play….
Set the Input of the newly created track to the bus you created earlier as shown below. This will mean that every track sent to the bus is recieved on this track.
As you can see in the screenshot below, I have four vocal tracks in this session which I have routed to the vocal bus, all I needed to do was change the output of the vocal audio tracks to the bus created earlier and the signals will now route through the vocal bus track. So there you have it you have created and applied a bus within Pro Tools, as mentioned at the beginning of this tutorial, this will now allow you to control the level of the combined bussed tracks from a single fader.
You can also add effects to the auxiliary bus fader which will be applied to all sounds routed through it, it is worth mentioning that any insert effects placed on the original audio tracks which have been routed through the bus will be sent as well. We hope you have enjoyed this tutorial and that it will help you during your future productions. Please leave a comment below telling us how you have used bussing in your session or tweet us on our Twitter account. Thanks for a great article. Just wanted to clear my doubt.
If I send mono track to a stereo bus there is a level drop of 2. So how to manage that please? Thanks in advance. I hope that makes sense and you are able to help. Many Thanks, John. Very helpful, simply informative tutorial. This helped me during mastering of a previously mixed session, particularly in the use of compression and minor level editing. Thanks very much. Great info! So I installed the software, and when I try to open Pro Tools from the dock, it begins to open the application as normal, the usual window pops up with the option to open a blank session, blank session template or to open a session.
When I choose blank session, a message comes up saying; "bus error" in thread "MainThread", at address 0x0 Does anyone have any advice on how I can resolve this issue? Re: "bus error" in thread "MainThread", at address 0x0. You'll have to upgrade to protools Mountain Lion is currently not fully qualified either, but reports have shown it works.
Thanks very much for letting me know! Much appreciated. Repair your permissions in disk utility. I don't know if that will work as Pettje said it's not qualified with Mountain Lion but neither is Pro Tools You never know but I doubt it will work
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