M-Audio Firewire 1814 with Logic Pro 7.2 on Leopard 10.5.3

[Allen Hallada]

Is anyone using this combination and got it to work? Just wondering if M-Audio is still supporting Logic Pro? When I start Logic Pro is says it does not recognize any external audio drivers and reverts to built in internal drivers. Using brand new iMac 2.8 Ghz Core 2 Duo with Leopard 10.5.3. Installed the latest drivers from M-Audio 1.8.4 today which fixed my M-Powered ProTools issues but no luck with Logic Pro yet.

Thanks,
Allen

[ericdano]

Is anyone using this combination and got it to work? Just wondering if M-Audio is still supporting Logic Pro? When I start Logic Pro is says it does not recognize any external audio drivers and reverts to built in internal drivers. Using brand new iMac 2.8 Ghz Core 2 Duo with Leopard 10.5.3. Installed the latest drivers from M-Audio 1.8.4 today which fixed my M-Powered ProTools

And a Logic problem belongs here because........?

[Richard901]

I am using the 1814, Pro Tools, BUT Logic 8.

This combination works fine.
I installed the latest 1814 driver (1.8.4) - the first time I loaded Logic, an error message appeared saying it could not find the driver, so it was going to use the built-in driver. I then chose the M-Audio driver in Logic's audio preferences.
Logic then worked with the 1814.

Might be worth deleting Logic's plist file(s) in your Mac's User/Library/Preferences folder.

Hope this helps.

Richard