Mystery of DAE error -9060

[brandoncross]

Try consolidating the recorded audio and see if that fixes the error

[shmujay]

Just gave it a whirl, same result. Is it at all possible that peaking could cause such a thing? I notice that I peak during the middle and end parts of my session. It just so happens that I can record the beginning without a hitch....hmmmm

[NReichman]

I fixed -9060 errors by deleting databases in PT9. Read this:

Computer Optimization Guides – Mac and Windows

Clone your boot drive to an external so you can try out PT10 before committing

[brandoncross]

Originally Posted by shmujay

Just gave it a whirl, same result. Is it at all possible that peaking could cause such a thing? I notice that I peak during the middle and end parts of my session. It just so happens that I can record the beginning without a hitch....hmmmm

It's unlikely that the recorded audio is the cause of the 9060 errors. 9060 can also be corrupt fades files. What I normally do when I see a 9060 is mute all the audio in the area on the error, both behind and in front of, until the error does not happen. Then I'll one by one unmute audio until I get the error again. Bingo, you found the corrupt audio. Consolidate it to fix it. Yes I think data bases can also cause 9060 errors so trash them as well. Good luck.

[UproarStudio]

This error drove me crazy for about 6 months earlier this year. I do not know what kind of disk system you are using but for me, we use a TerraBlock RAID system and I finally troubleshooted the issue to that. I got out tech to upgrade the TerraBlock software and the problem has went away.

I would usually get this message when I would import session data, and then try to work before the waveforms were calculated.

Good luck, this is a annoying error. As far as drive corruption, it could be, but I think it is more based off how the data is being read.