Re: Error when bouncing to disk
You have to understand... Pro Tools still uses old coding techniques and because of that plus the beast that pro tools is (it uses a lot of resources, more so than any other DAW on the market) which is why it requires specific compatible hardware and certain things, such as bouncing to the internal disk are not RECOMMENDED although can be done... I assume If you turn off your wireless you could get away with internal drive bounce since you only have a few tracks and plugins... but I would still recommend bounce externally.
Usually at home with my MacBook pro I7 If my wireless in on I get errors when trying to bounce to disk (usually on bigger sessions though) especially the internal... although I have bounced to internal disk turning the wireless off, I usually bounce to external disk (where my sessions and audio files live) so that the main disk can be used for the operating system and Pro Tools software to run.
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