Pro Tools on Digi 002 Rack Mac OS X Not Working

[WBMBProduction]

Recently somebody accessed the computer here and took it upon themselves to start removing files related to Pro Tools plug ins, and ever since that swift move, Pro Tools has ceased to work. The program was uninstalled and reinstalled at least 3 time to no avail.

What happens now when you try to open a new or saved session, it brings up an error message saying something to the effect of "Session must be on an audio record volume." Does any one have any idea how to fix this?

Any ideas or help would be greatly appreciated.

- WBMB

[DrFord]

Open the dropdown menu all the way on the right, go to Workspace.
Switch the Drive you want to use for your session to "R" for record (its either that or "A" for audio playback I forget without looking at it.) Just click the letter and switch it. It is probably on "T" for transfer or something.

I purposefully put the drives I don't want information on as "T" so that Pro Tools doesn't get any brght Ideas.

I would recommend shutting down and deleting your database files then do a proper restart to generate new ones.

GL

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