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I'm noticing lately that whenever I open AMS (Mac OSX 10.6., the device icons all appear at the position they were when first created, not at the position I move them to for neatness.
As a result, now when I open it, I get a mess of crisscrossed lines instead of the neat self-directed arrangement I used to get. DId something change? It's no big deal, just curious if anyone knows.
Jim Bordner
MacPro 5,1 (3.33Ghz 12-core), 32g RAM, OS X 10.14.6 • MOTU DP 10.11 • Logic Pro X 10.2.5 • Waves Platinum, UAD-2, Slate Digital, Komplete, Omnisphere 2, LASS, CineSamples, Chipsounds, V Collection 5[color]
There's a long thread about this topic. Basically it's a Apple problem I copied the workaround for you.
As a workaround, select the Audio MIDI Setup application icon and do a "Get Info". Then select the checkbox corresponding with "Run in 32-bit Mode"
2012 Mac Pro 6 core “tricked out”, DP 9, Various Waves Plugins, NI Komplete, IK Multimedia Syntronik, PSP Mix Pak 2, Melodyne, Line 6 Helix and Helix Native + Guitars ready to ROCK!
And that totally worked! Thanks. It makes dealing with AMS much easier... I have a lot of devices and wires in there, and under the 64-bit mode it was a train wreck.
Jim Bordner
MacPro 5,1 (3.33Ghz 12-core), 32g RAM, OS X 10.14.6 • MOTU DP 10.11 • Logic Pro X 10.2.5 • Waves Platinum, UAD-2, Slate Digital, Komplete, Omnisphere 2, LASS, CineSamples, Chipsounds, V Collection 5[color]