Drag one half of that group back to your plug-in folder and see if your system launches There is no shortcut to figuring out which plug-in may be crashing your system, this is how you do it.Ĭreate a folder on your desktop (or somewhere safe) and then drag all the plug-ins from your plug-ins folder to the new folder for safe-keeping. Note that an incompatible plugin can cause problems just being in your plugins folder, it doesn’t have to be used in the session, just being in the plugin folder is enough to be a problem. It would appear that the main reason for an AAE Erro -55, is an incompatible plugin. However, note that we did add a caveat regarding illegal characters.īasically the safest thing to do is not to use * | " : ? / \ when naming anything!ĪAE Error 55 can pop up when launching Pro Tools. For more details check out our article You Can Use Emojis And Symbols In Pro Tools Sessions - Here's How. We did discover that you can use Emojis and Symbols. Apparently, they may be used when naming playlists but be aware that they will be replaced by an underscore (_) if they make their way to an audio file name via recording, bouncing, consolidating, etc.Īs a consequence, it is recommended that you try and avoid using these characters when naming sessions and playlists in Pro Tools.Īlso, avoid using these illegal characters in external hard drives and networked volume names, naming drives and folders as well as using forward / and back \ slashes and connecting external drives sharing the same exact name.
These should not be used in session or project names or media names. It can be the same issue as Error 2 in that you could have 2 drives with the same name, but AAE Error -35 is more likely to occur because one of your drives has one or more macOS illegal characters in the name.
This usually pops up when launching or opening a session with Pro Tools on a macOS Pro Tools system. Along similar lines, as AAE Error 2, there is AAE Error -35.
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