Track Mixer won't change audio outputs

I'm using pro 7 with motu HD 192 interface. I don't know if the problem is the motu software. I have re installed the motu software and the Logic software It doesn't matter if the output is on Out 1-2 or Out 3-4 it always comes out on 1-2.

Hey Kenneth, I have the same set-up (except I have a dual 1.42)
Get the 7.1 upgrade if you can, but other than that which "output" are you talking about? There are a few places that you need to set your output path.
Noah

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