Logic Studio 9 & Logic Pro X?

I unfortunately wiped clean my MBP HD when I updated my iPhone5 to OS7. It's my inadvertent mistake, nothing to do with the OS.
Of course I've lost all the files also.
After re-installing Logic Pro X, I noticed I didn't seem to have as many software instruments as I had before.
That's when I realized I didn't have Logic Studio 9 installed (from the CD package)...which I had previously purchased from the online Apple store.
My question is; now that Logic Pro X is installed, can I go ahead and re-install the Logic Studio 9 or do I have to uninstall Logic Pro X first and then re-install Pro X.
I hope you can help me
Thank you
Dominic

Hey Josh,
Got your message on SC but thought it would be more useful to respond here...
It says that the volume "Lexar 1" couldn't be mounted. It then asks me to mount the volume and try opening the document. How do I do so?
That means that at some point in the past you had a device named Lexar 1 (Maybe either an external HD or a Memory Card, given it's name?) connected to your system that was utilized by the project, that is no longer connected....
To get around this.. I would suggest using the Selective Track Import feature (STI) to import each track, one at a time.. from this project into a new project.. This will help you identify what is actually missing that was on that Lexar 1 drive.... and create a new project you can work with..
Here is a tutorial on using STI. Its for LP9 but STI works much the same way in LPX...
http://music.tutsplus.com/tutorials/how-to-use-selective-track-import-in-logic-p ro-9--audio-3181
This should help you resolve your issue... If not, please let us know...
Cheers..
Nigel

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So yes, Logic Pro 8 is part of the 'Logic Studio' package, which also contains the two other apps.
http://www.apple.com/logicstudio/
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