Garage Band Issues on MacBook Pro

I thought of posting this on the Garage Band Discussion but it might be unique to MBP. I was literally recording in a garage on Saturday. The first track to go down was drums and bass - 2 1/2 minutes into the recording the same pop up window came up "Coreaudio - Disk space." I looked this up in the "helps" but nothing came up. It was really irritating. It's a brand new computer so it can't be a memory issue. Anyone had the same problem or know what I should do?
Thanks in advance.

gwforeman wrote:
to get Garage Band on my just ordered MPB, I need to purchase iLife?
no, iLife comes free with every new Mac

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