weird message at logic pro startup

[venuestudio]

If you have the original wav or aiff files you can delete the old one that is giving you problems and import the original. I have had this type of problem in the past and that is the work around I used. I imported into a new track, not the same track I was having problems with. Once I got good signal then I either trashed the old track or muted it. You could also go into GB and remove the reference to the plugin on that track then re-import to logic. That should work too. I am not on Logic 9 so things might have changed but either should fix the problem.

[tangucho]

Originally Posted by venuestudio

If you have the original wav or aiff files you can delete the old one that is giving you problems and import the original. I have had this type of problem in the past and that is the work around I used. I imported into a new track, not the same track I was having problems with. Once I got good signal then I either trashed the old track or muted it. You could also go into GB and remove the reference to the plugin on that track then re-import to logic. That should work too. I am not on Logic 9 so things might have changed but either should fix the problem.

problem solved.

What I noticed is that when the project that is saved on GB 09 has some muted tracks, the tracks will be imported to logic but logic sense no signal or something. Thus what i did is equal the signal of every track at 0,0 dB.
After that everything was easy.

Didnt know that this happens with GB09 to Logic Process but seems to happen with every kind of imported track.

weird.