So you have a SQLite error code 10 = I/O Error. This could happen, for example if there was a physical device error while reading or writing to your project file. It could also happen while trying to access a non-existent data block. See: SQLite Result and Error Codes
You can try using the recovery tool described here: Corrupt or Otherwise Broken Audacity Project Recovery
Unfortunately this tool does not currently run under MacOS. If you do not have access to (or a friend with) a Windows machine, then zip up your .aup3 project file and upload it to a public file sharing service. Post (or PM me) the link. I’ll take a look at it. ![]()
Note: The SQLite tools used by Audacity do not play well with networked drives such as Google Drive. When using these resources, it is always best to make a local copy of your project and work directly with the local copy.