Leopard has killed all recording via all devices

What is up with this. Not a single one of my external recording devices of any kind will record. I have a professional studio and nothing will record directly into Leopard.
Everything registers as receiving a signal but when you bring up the app to record it will not translate into a data stream for recording.
I even freaking tested Leopard on my Mac Book Pro before installing it on my Mac Pro and stupid me since all my apps opened and operated as normal and in the sound preferences all my inputs were registering an incoming signal I thought I was a go to upgrade.
WRONG!! WRONG!!
Someone please help. Right now I can only record a single track into my backup dat recorder and cannot record anything into Soundtrack Pro, Garageband, QuickTime, Audacity well anything.
Is there a work around or a command line fix? Anything. I just have to think something is hung up in core audio somewhere.
The funny thing is that right after the install everything worked fine. It only stopped sometime in the last 4-5 days.
Jeff

Others of us have had issues with the X800 XT drivers, specifically not allowing fast switching when used at highest resolution with the Apple Cinema Display 30" model.
You can remedy this by either not doing fast switching (log out each time you want to switch users) or dropping resolution down 1 or more notches on the control panel.
There are bad drivers and ATI is putting the blame on Apple for this. No identified fix, though enough people have the problem that I'd think they would fix it sooner rather than later. THis is all for G5 machines.
All in all, Leopard seems to have MANY MANY more issues on PPC / G5 machines than with Intel-based machines.... I've gone back to 10.4.10 until they produce a workable, usable version of 10.5.

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