Aggregate Audio and DigiTech

Wondering if someone can answer a DigiTech-Mac related question?
I want to record both wet and dry signals from a DigiTech RPx400 into Logic 8 using Apple's aggregate audio feature. I have set up an aggregate device and selected the available DigiTech I/O's and set the core audio device in Logic to Aggregate.
Everything appears that it is correct and should work, but Logic (and Garage Band) do not receive any audio on the record-armed audio tracks. I have tried all the available inputs on each track to no avail. If I change Logic's audio preferences core audio from aggregate to either the DigiTech USB 1/2 or 3/4 devices, it works fine.....but in that mode I can only record 1 track at a time.
Any suggestions?
Thank you!
Chris

Have you updated to version 9.0.2 - this Software Update was released a couple of days ago and fixes audio sync problems as well as improving stability in iMovie '11.
John

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Basically, what I am trying to do is this:
Record my screen through Screeenium, record my voice as audio through an Avid MBox Mini (interface) with a MXL 909 microphone to pick up the audio. I have all that figured out. I'm able to efficiently record my audio and screenplay through these instruments and programs. What I am having trouble with is the stereo mix. I am running into a slew of problems here... My goal: Add on the audio of a game that I am playing (for example, Amneisia) so that the audio for my game will be picked up internally, and not through the speakers to be recorded through the microphone. I want there to be no external sound except me talking into my microphone. I also want to be able to HEAR the audio of the game through my headphones (and if possible, myself as well, through a monitor maybe?)
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Trying to record:
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Sound Settings - Output Stereo Mix (custom channel) Input Avid MBox Mini (recording)
I'm hoping this isn't too hard to understand.. I'm VERY bad at explaining information regarding computers.. It's hard becuase I don't understand it. I can clarify anything that I am able to, so any help on finding certain things would be greatly appreciated.
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Hey guys,
I tried to do some research and it looks like you need to have an external device and its drivers, such as an external microphone, installed on the computer to record audio that can be saved as a sound file. Another Suggestion is to try an auxiliary spliter for your headphones and external speakers?
What software are you using to record your game?
If anyone knows anything different, please let me know.
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I tried to create an Aggregate Audio device using Tiger's Audio MIDI Setup under /Utilities
I wish to use the aggregate device to broadcast iTunes music through my desk speakers and my Griffin RocketFM fm transmitter to my living room stereo speakers.
I've set up the Aggregate device with multi-channel, Quadraphonic sound. I can even verify that each channel (left speaker living room, right speaker living room, left speaker desk, and right speaker desk) will receive sound by clicking on the speaker icons in the Audio MIDI Setup application.
But when I select the Default Output device to be this new aggregate, only my desk speakers produce sound.
What is going on here? Why can't my RocketFM send sound to my living room speakers via the aggregate device, but it can if I send sound to just the RocketFM? Has anyone else had this problem in 10.4.3? I just bought Tiger, more or less for this functionality (everything else was gravy to me) and it doesn't work as I'd hoped. Any help?

Ok David
I don't pretend to be an expert here but this is what I've found out from my limited experments.
1. There is no "10 channel limit" I was able to use the 410 and a USB audio device to get 12 channels of output.
2. I don't think the system was designed to do what you want.. send the same signal to more than one output at the time.
3. I think the system was designed to aggregrate interfaces for multi channel use... 3 stereo interfaces for 5.1 surround.
Whatever decide you added FIRST to your aggregrate device is the one that gets a stereo output. So if you added your RocketFM to aggregrate device FIRST, it would get the signal, but not your 2nd interface.
If you had a 4 channel source, then all for speakers would work, but each would get only one of the four channels.
I'm guessing that the only speaker setup you were able to select was either stereo, or quad, since (and I'm guessing here), you only had 4 outputs to use. If you had only 4 outputs you couldn't select say, a 7.1 channel setup since you don't have 8 channels of output.
Notice on the speaker set up that you cannot send any channel number to more than one locaton.
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iTunes is stereo, not multi channel, so the L/R output of iTunes corrosponds to channel 1 and 2 on the speaker set up.
Now, I agree it seems like you SHOULD be able to set it up like you want.... seems like an easy thing to implement, but from what I can see, either there is a bug as you've suggested, or it was not designed to operate that way in the first place.
One other note, adding the interlan audio interface didn't give me any more outputs for some strange reason..
Using the 410 and the internal outputs only gave me 10 outputs
Using the USB audio device and the internal outputs only gave me 2 outputs
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Hello,
I am a Logic Newbie and am having specific problems trying to record and monitor audio and midi. I have 2 USB ports on my computer. One is used for my Logic Key, and the other for a audio instrument lightsnake cable (1/4 inch to USB). Here is where my problem occurs. I can record audio and/or MIDI, but I cannot hear anything on the monitor playback. My problem is instantly solved the moment I unplug in the light snake cable, where every plays back correcty. I checked my input and output settings in Logic and through my system preferences and everything is set at where they should or at least where I think they should be. Any hint as to what I am doing wrong or how I can remedy the problem? Thank you
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Presumably you are trying to record from one interface (the USB audio thing) and playback through a different interface (your computer's system audio).
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Hi,
I am brand-new with Logic. (Just bought it
yesterday!)
I was able to use it with a MOTU 828 and an M-Audio
Ozone for Audio and MIDI, respectively. I've also
just moved from Pro-Tools to Logic, so I also have a
Digi 002 and I'd like to able to use the 002 if
possible as well. So...
Now Logic shows this dialog, and does not let me go
on to use the program:
“Logic Pro has detected a possible conflict between
one or more third party MIDI or Audio drivers.
Be sure to install the latest drivers for all audio
and MIDI equipment connected to your computer, and
remove any older or unused drivers.”
I have tossed the older drivers (from my previous
system, as I just updated to Tiger)
and I still get the dialog.
Should I start from scratch? If so, how??
I need help! Any suggestions?
You are about to enter a world where time and space
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you through it. First off let me get this straight, you
said you moved from Pro Tools to Logic? You know
once you leave the Matrix, you cant go back. OK,
so now your going to find out how deep the
rabbit hole goes.
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http://www.digidesign.com/download/coreaudio/tiger/
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check the FAQ. Also, you wont here your system sounds
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speakers.
This should get you up an running.
One last thing, Dont upgrade Tiger, unless you want
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will have to Downgrade back to Tiger to
get Logic to work. I have had to deal with this first
hand so, take my word on this.
Let me know if you have any questions, Phil
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But now it is solved, so I'm trying to create a DEFINITIVE list of steps and principles here so others may quickly blast past this issue.
The equipment I have seems to be emblematic to the problem. The Blue Snowball is one of those USB mics that simply doesn't automatically show up in Logic's Preferences > Devices > Core Audio >Device list. The fix for this is never mentioned in the Logic manual or Getting Started docs that I can find. There is a passing reference on page 100 that is virtually zero help, and does not bother to mention how this Prime Gotcha can bring you to your knees.
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This keyword is not found in the Mac docs, and understanding it seems to be a big secret. Even the Audio MIDI Setup help page will show you how to find it, but not how it works or how to use it for Logic. Ahem.
You open Audio MIDI Setup and under its header bar Audio is only one item, sure enough, Open Aggregate Device Editor. That opens a window that has two sections, an upper window with Aggregate Devices / In / Out across its top, and a lower window that shows all the options that the computer is aware of. The lower window is called “Structure:” and columns show Clock / Use / Audio Device / In / Out / Resample.
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At the bottom of this list any other audio input devices that are plugged into the computer should show up. If they can be seen in the System Prefs > Sound > Input page, they’ll be here, too.
When I plug my Blue Snowball USB mic into the computer, it shows up here as Blue Snowball.
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When you click the Use check box for any entry, it pops to the top of the list.
Principle #2: An Aggregate Device is used by Logic to “see” both an audio input and an audio output path at the same time. The Device you’re creating at this point must include an input Audio Device AND at least one Output item to be fully functional for Logic. A Help page in Audio MIDI Devices called “Combining multiple audio devices” explains this in bare bones, but you can’t see that help page unless the Audio MIDI Devices utility is open.
In my case, I’ve checked the Blue Snowball and Built-In Line Output, so I can use that combo in Logic to define where the mic is coming from and where the Logic audio output should go to my line-input amp and speakers.
In the Audio MIDI Setup utility, simply selecting the Blue Snowball as the “Default Input:” device and/or the “Properties For:” options shows that the Audio Output area of the page has this cryptic message: “Output is not supported.”
At this point, you’re almost ready to go, and you can close the Audio MIDI Setup utility. But there is at least one more “gotcha” to conquer.
Principle #3: Logic ONLY looks for its list of usable Core Audio Devices when it starts up. If you have it open right now, all the choices made for Aggregate Device will not show up as selectable. Save any work in Logic, shut it down, then boot it up again.
Now you can use Logic's Preferences > Devices > Core Audio >Device list to see your Aggregate Device. I’ve named mine “Snowy Line Out” to trigger my recognition of what it contains. Another one is called “Snowball + Line + Digital” and it has both line and digital outputs aggregated to the Snowball mic input.
You can make one in the Aggregate Device Editor that combines a microphone plus earphones (Built-in Output) plus Line and/or Digital Outs, too. You'll have to switch among them in Logic as you work, but each will carry the live mic direct to recording.
I hope this gets you through the frustration of not knowing what to do when confronted with the lack of clear docs and complete steps to get a USB mic or other seemingly opaque input issue. Feel free to add to this so others in my former state of bewilderment can gain understandings.
If Steve Jobs were to encounter the level of opacity, ambiguousness and frustration that setting up a simple USB microphone can create in Logic, you can bet that the several programs and their intimate interdependency would be either automated or fully explained in the documentations that followed his fiery analysis of the issue.

I don't know of another way to get the Blue Snowball USB mic to show up in Logic. If you can do it without having to go through the Aggregate Device route, feel free to post here how to get that to happen.
I didn't have a different mic available when I started trying to do what seemed to be the simplest of things -- record and play back an audio track -- and nothing else seemed to work.
There are a lot of Aggregate Device threads around here, many associated with Blue Snowball, Blue Snowflake and other things, but none of them laid out the principles of how Aggregate Device Setup needs to work or what to do to force it into compliance.
As I said, the clues in the Logic docs and in-mac docs are minimalist, at best, none of them bringing instant head slaps of success readily.

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Please help -- I'm on a deadline and can't solve this problem...
My project is only four tracks: MIDI Drum kit, MIDI Bass, and two Audio guitar tracks.
When trying to record a vocal on a fifth track (Audio), I get no sound in my headphones of the single audio track I'm singing to, or of the audio track I'm recording.
After about five seconds, this message pops onto the screen:
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I've searched every dialog box and the entire manual, and I can't find where my setup is wrong.
The setup: I used the Aggregate Device info from this forum, and all operations other than the current problem are working fine.
I'm using a MobilePre USB (updated driver), a single mic into the MobilePre and headphones out of it. Single USB connection to the computer.
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Can anyone offer any advice... please... Thanks in advance

Probably to do with the aggregate device stuff.
Who told you to use that?
Disable your aggregate device stuff.
Reinstall your M-audio driver.
In Logic make sure your project settings sync mode is set to internal,and you have selected the M-audio driver in preferences>Audio.
Good luck.

How do I use my web cam to record audio and video? I can get the video to work but no sound.

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This made me smile, because things like this do make me smile... I never make videos on YouCam, but I did this time, so I could test this one out.
You did not say what webcam software you are using...
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Video and audio recording works on YouCam V3.5.1.4606
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AND
CHECK "Capture with audio"
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You can also buy (for $38 US) YouCam 5.0 from the Cyberlink.com website and it has audio/video and all sorts of other goodies, too. (They have 3.x as well, but why buy what HP already gives you?)
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Disconnect the firewire cable from the 828mkII
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Power the interface back on
The same steps can be followed to restore the Factory Default Settings on a Traveler.
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