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To start the conversation again, simply ask a new question. Some of the regions that were fine previously stopped playing and I've lost the tracks that I recorded on Saturday. After recording I bounced a project to send my friend a rough mix, but when I got home and checked it on different speakers, I decided to tweak it a bit. That's when I noticed some of the files were gone. How could this happen?

Posted on Dec 18, PM. Page content loaded. I have contacted Apple support and uploaded files for the investigation. I will update the post if new details are uncovered. Dec 19, AM. I just opened a project recording Nov 29th and had the same problem - logic found 8 bit audio and can't read them.

The recording was a string quartet -- this could be very expensive Dec 20, PM. Dec 21, AM in response to marc In response to marc As I recall Logic displays the 8-bit file message when it can't read the audio file header.

Dec 21, AM. Thanks, Pancenter. I have checked the disk for errors and none were found. I used Soundhack app to restore the audio file header and it partially worked. I've managed to make the file playable again but I couldn't figure out a way to remove the digital noise. Looks like the data is still intact, but the capabilities of sound hack does not cover the particular format.

File is too large to upload somewhere? I have a PC used for mastering that has a fairly complete set of audio tools. Or if you have a smaller file that's corrupted in the same manner I can take a look at. You can reach me at yahoodotcom mail using my screen name. Dec 22, PM. Backup is also corrupted must have happened when logic closed this is a serious bug seems to be affecting High sierra only. Jan 1, PM.

I imported the file as as Raw Data then selected "Signed bit little-endian See if that works for you. Note: since you know the format of your files, you will need to import using the original format. Yep, VERY frustrating. I just starting encountering this problem a few days ago and it has set me back hours upon hours on projects. If this keeps happening I may switch away from Logic and not look back. Apple needs to fix this ASAP. Jan 2, AM.

Jan 2, AM in response to kmbrown05 In response to kmbrown You need to send Feedback to Apple via the Logic Program, this is a users forum and your messages will not be seen or addressed. Also, this has happened before, years ago, possibly before Apple purchased Logic from eMagic at version 5. I remember a scenario where Logic audio files were saved and the program came up with the same 8-bit message when trying to reload the project.

This error only affected the Mac version, not the PC version. Logic was cross-platform back then. Somehow the file headers are getting messed up. I had it happen once on November 29th with an expensive string quartet. I've had lots of sessions since, and no problems other than that one.

An apple support person reached me privately and I provided example files that were corrupted. Haven't heard anything since. Jan 2, PM. Ok, so the problem got worse. Just tried re-recording everything that was lost It was not perfectly played in any case.

After I rebooted the system half of the new files got corrupted. As long as this problem persists I can't do any work on my Mac. This is just terrible. Jan 3, AM. Your situation sounds like a possible hardware failure. That sounds like hardware. Actually I've listened to the files you've recovered on several devices - it is not distortion, it's the background noise.

Like white or pink. It's similar to what you'll get by cranking up mic preamp level. I've checked again on my Windows laptop - it's definitely present. The recording was digital in nature - it was done through kemper - so there was absolutely no noise. The problem on my mac may be hardware fault, but this is not an argument in support of this theory. Jan 3, PM. Feb 5, AM.

Community Get Support. Sign in Sign in Sign in corporate. Browse Search. Ask a question. User profile for user: Rainburst Rainburst. I've located corrupted audio files on my disk and the couldn't be played with iTunes. Logic Pro X: Maybe there was a software update in between bouncing and me reopening the project. More Less. Reply I have this question too I have this question too Me too Me too.

All replies Drop Down menu. Loading page content. Dec 19, AM in response to Rainburst In response to Rainburst I have contacted Apple support and uploaded files for the investigation. Reply Helpful Thread reply - more options Link to this Post. User profile for user: marc marc Dec 20, PM in response to Rainburst In response to Rainburst I just opened a project recording Nov 29th and had the same problem - logic found 8 bit audio and can't read them.

I was not using file vault. Reply Helpful 2 Thread reply - more options Link to this Post. User profile for user: Pancenter Pancenter. User profile for user: Flushls Flushls. Jan 1, PM in response to Rainburst In response to Rainburst I have same problem Files where fine closed logic went to lunch came back opened session and large part is corrupted as well all the work from whole morning session with multiple musicians. Same 8 bit message. Disk checks out. This is Several hours and hundred dollars down the drain for us very unhappy right now.

Reply Helpful 3 Thread reply - more options Link to this Post. You probably have a lot of files but you can try this "repair" on one of them. The format box appears after selecting import. User profile for user: kmbrown05 kmbrown Jan 2, AM in response to kmbrown05 In response to kmbrown05 You need to send Feedback to Apple via the Logic Program, this is a users forum and your messages will not be seen or addressed. Reply Helpful 1 Thread reply - more options Link to this Post.

Jan 2, PM in response to Pancenter In response to Pancenter I had it happen once on November 29th with an expensive string quartet. Jan 3, AM in response to Rainburst In response to Rainburst Your situation sounds like a possible hardware failure. Jan 3, PM in response to Pancenter In response to Pancenter Actually I've listened to the files you've recovered on several devices - it is not distortion, it's the background noise.

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