Logic with 002Rack

[christopherlennon]

Thanks DTS-
I've learned over the years to never install untill the thread I've instigated has settled out- even well meaning suggestions may turn into "bad things"-
Will try the logic later today and let ya know-

[lwilliam]

Originally Posted by DigiTechSupt

Flommer is right on that - definitely don't install the standalone drivers if you already have Pro Tools installed. Bad things will happen.

Huh? Then what is the Core Audio Driver that loads when I open up Logic, Audacity or iTunes, or standalone versions of Kontakt4 and Guitar Rig4 and Amplitube2? That's not the stand-alone Core Audio driver?

I've been running the Digi Core Audio drivers with 3rd party apps since 5.x. What is now different that all of a sudden screws it up for Protools? what "bad things" will happen? My system works fine - is this rare?

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Wait a minute...do you mean RE-INSTALL the Core Audio drivers on top of the ones installed with Protools? Is that where the problem is?

[christopherlennon]

Works Great!! Sweet!!
Thanks everyone- I 'preciate the help!

[flommer]

Originally Posted by lwilliam

Huh? Then what is the Core Audio Driver that loads when I open up Logic, Audacity or iTunes, or standalone versions of Kontakt4 and Guitar Rig4 and Amplitube2? That's not the stand-alone Core Audio driver?

I've been running the Digi Core Audio drivers with 3rd party apps since 5.x. What is now different that all of a sudden screws it up for Protools? what "bad things" will happen? My system works fine - is this rare?

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Wait a minute...do you mean RE-INSTALL the Core Audio drivers on top of the ones installed with Protools? Is that where the problem is?

When you install ProTools, the Core Audio drivers get installed.

The Standalone Core Audio installer is if you do not install ProTools but still want to use the Digi interface for other apps.. It is as simple as that..

And according to DTS, Installing the Standalone driver package over a ProTools installation can "cause bad things to happen". That's a good enough warning for me...

[lwilliam]

Originally Posted by flommer

When you install ProTools, the Core Audio drivers get installed.

The Standalone Core Audio installer is if you do not install ProTools but still want to use the Digi interface for other apps.. It is as simple as that..

And according to DTS, Installing the Standalone driver package over a ProTools installation can "cause bad things to happen". That's a good enough warning for me...

Ahhhh...That explains it. Thx.