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Fellow users,
We've all experienced some difficult times at some point, and have helped eachother with error messages etc. It is so great to have a community such as this.
We've had some help recently here at our studio, and I have to let you all know, as Logic users we are in very good hands. The team at apple is very commited to improving the program for ALL users, composers to pop producers, and everyone in between. VERY commited. They hear us.
A few tips that have helped TREMENDOUSLY here.
Go to 7.2. There are feature improvements that are not listed that have helped so much. Namely, no more "Unused Blocks".
Rebuild your autoload. For some of us, it's a tall task, but so worth it. And really rebuild it. We've been carrying over problems from Logic 6 simply because we didn't REALLY rebuild. From scratch. No importing of key commands. Rebuild it all. It's like a brand new system for us. May have been importing key commands that did it...
As far as the "Not Enough Memory" error. Trust it's being worked on. But for now here is a great workaround, straight from the source.
When editing multiple objects in the matrix editor, we would get this error. To avoid it, and it's potential corruptions:
NOT ENOUGH MEMORY WORKAROUND
Only do option-dragging when you're inside one region.  So, if you're viewing multiple;  1. double-click note to go 'inside' that regions folder, 2. perform
operation,  3. double-click background to get back out to multi-region view.
It's a bit slower than if this function actually worked, but it's been a solid workaround here.
Things are running much smoother. I encourage others to post their workarounds and positive experiences here. Let's all get back to work!
Earle-Tones Music Inc.
Dual 2.0 G5, 2 Gigs RAM   Mac OS X (10.4.4)   Logic 7.2 MOTU 24 i/o (x2), Unitor8, Big Ben Clocking.

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Go to 7.2. There are feature improvements that are not listed that have helped so much
That these improvement have not been listed is so ridiculous. For other Apple updates, via softwre update, there is generally a list of what the update fixes.
As far as the "Not Enough Memory" error. Trust it's being worked on. But for now here is a great workaround, straight from the source.
What source is this?
I go to the Logic support page and see the same 10 or so support articles that have been there for the last year. Searching for "not enough memory" yields NO results. Entering "score" in the search field turns up a total of EIGHT technical articles since October 2004. In all of 2005, there were 3 tech support articles posted regarding the score editor. The last being in August. This is not isolated to the score editor. Searching under "automation" also only turns up 8, and "bugs" turns up....yep, 0
I know that programming Logic is a bear, and the the programmers are busting their butts. However, Logic tech support webpage simply isn't being managed and updated. Even one person putting 2-3 hours per week could be maintaining a more up-to-date interface than this. This is what colors everyone's experience.
The number one "feature request" I've been repeatedly submitting to Apple feedback is that I would like access a searchable and maintained tech support database that includes resources such as technical documentation, FAQs, bug reports and work arounds, lists of ALL issues addressed in an update, and user feature requests.
TC Electronic does it:
http://tcsupport.custhelp.com/cgi-bin/tcsupport.cfg/php/enduser/std_alp.php
If not this, simply post the information in the discussion board. Obviously, there is already someone perusing the boards.
I hope others will also submit this to feedback as well