Stopping the buzz on my audio tracks for my digi 002 rack

So i've got a digi 002 rack and i've got logic pro 7. I've hooked up my rack to logic and it picks up all the audio tracks. However, as soon as i set it up every track has a crazy buzz that peaks the gain. Can anyone give me any tips of advice?

sounds like there some kinda loop going on... Logic can be a bit touchy... seems I learn something new about it everyday. i still think it's the best one out there. I can't wait to upgrade to vs. 8
I ran Logic 7 on my MBox - there's "something" about that digi and core audio. just guessing - I guess

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