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Q:
I added more RAM to my Mac, and Logic is having problems, like audio not playing in the Arrange window, etc.
A:
Logic is currently having a problem working when more that 1 Gigbyte of RAM is installed on a Mac. There is, however, a trick to making Logic work when the Mac has slightly more RAM than 1gig:
1. Lauch Logic 2. Click on the Finder. 3. From the Apple menu, choose "About this Computer" 4. Make note of the size of the "Largest Unused Block". (Say , for example, its 1,200 MB). 5. You'll want to allocate an additional 201Mb of RAM to Logic: a. QUIT Logic and all applications b. Click your mouse ONCE on the application LOGIC c. From the FILE menu, choose Get Info -> Memory d. If (for example) the Preferred size is 80,000 , raise it to 281,000 e. Close the Memory information window, and resume using Logic.
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