LE7 settings Enigma (M-Audio Ozonic)

Is there somebody who want to share or know about a user bank to load into the Enigma software to get good settings for LE7 in the M-audio Ozonic soundcard/controller.
Thanks
/Craft

Hey I feel your pain. Here's what you do. Go to M-Audio's Website and download the latest drivers and install. Make sure that the ozonic is not plugged in when you install the drivers. Restart your computer and then Plug the Ozonic back to your computer. After that Load up logic express and then Click on Logic Express in the Menu Bar, then Click prefrences, then click start Logic setup assistant. Follow the directions and you should be able to use your ozonic after that.

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I am not an audio expert but when doing a Google search, I found a page with the syetm requirements.
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