Is it possible to use Loopback in Logic pro 9?

I try to make some goods loops with Logic pro 9, but for live events it's very bad. In mainstage there is a good Loopback, but I need to make some mixage in the same time, and I prefer to use Logic. Is there a solution to use Loopback in Logic Pro 9?
Thank's

Hi
The Loopback plugin is only available in Mainstage, & not within Logic.
CCT

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