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Old 01-16-2008, 08:16 AM
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Default error \"no record volumes disignated\"

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Mac osx 10.4.10
pro-tools m-powered 7.1

error message "no record volumes designated"

I am able to playback and edit, thats not the problem.
When record enabling a track the above error message appears.

I have had the advise to delete volume files within application support/ digidesign/ volumes folder.
I have search my entire HD and deleted all volume files found for digidesign.

Furthermore I have re installed my M-AUDIO FIREWIRE 410 audio interace.

This has not solved my problem and is weird as recording the night before caused no problems.
Any help or advise would be very much appreciated as this is cuasing great problems.
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Tim
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Old 01-16-2008, 09:42 AM
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Default Re: error \"no record volumes disignated\"

you need to set your HD to record by clicking on the p and change it to R. Ok I just checked. With PT launched, go to window/workspace and its there.
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Default Re: error \"no record volumes disignated\"

Go to the Workspace window and make sure that the drive you want to record to is set to 'R' (for Record) under the 'A' (for Audio) column.
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Old 01-20-2008, 04:17 AM
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Default Re: error \"no record volumes disignated\"

worked first time.
thanx for your help....it also cleared up the reason for the workspace window appearing when the error appeared.
thanx again.
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Default Re: error "no record volumes disignated"

16 years later this helped me. thanks
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Old 10-28-2024, 02:01 PM
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Default Re: error \"no record volumes disignated\"

I have the same problem. (Mac Sonoma 14.4.) I know already , that I have to change settings in the workspace window. But I cannot open the workspace window (greyed). I have already deleted the Pro Tools shared folder and restarted my computer. Same problem. "Workspace" is greyed.
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