[AlainBASSParticipant]

I’ve used a solid-state drive (SSD 120Gb Samsung) flawlessly (18 individual tracks) for one year. My previous drive skipped sections of audio because it was a regular “spindle” drive, probably too slow to grab everything the QU sent to it. No need to carry the Mac on shows anymore as well.

[AlainBASSParticipant]

I understand your situation: I was in the same position. I did two things:
1- took online training (free on youtube) on ringing out systems (how to EQ out the feedback frequencies)
2- I bought a DBX AFS2 for my monitors, and a DBX driverack PA2 (auto-EQ and anti-feedback) for front of house. Both do realtime feedback suppression !!! It’s easy magic.

[AlainBASSParticipant]

I had an issue with the same drive: it did record 18 tracks, but skipped portions of my recording (when it got ‘too busy’)

I would suggest trying it back on the mixing board (home/qu-drive/multitrack) and see if you can play it back from there… if not, the recording did not work properly. If it does, then… wait for the next suggestion from someone else because I don’t use PT.

In my case, I changed the drive for a Samsung SSD and it works beautifully now (I import into Audacity on my Mac)

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