Echo Audiofire 12 + Logic
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Echo Audiofire 12 + Logic
So I've recently bought an Echo Audiofire, and I'm having trouble with monitoring. Basically I don't want to have to monitor through Logic AND through the mixer software.
So what happens is that I plug in a mic and without having Logic open, I can hear the source. I only want to be able to hear sound when I arm a track on Logic.
Is there a way to do this?
thanks
So what happens is that I plug in a mic and without having Logic open, I can hear the source. I only want to be able to hear sound when I arm a track on Logic.
Is there a way to do this?
thanks
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Have you opened up the Audiofire Console software (I think that's what it's called)? You should be able to control all the internal routing with that.
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It's a good point, I guess I just find it confusing to switch between two interfaces. I would rather just have everything I'm doing in one piece of software. Which might be because I'm used to my previous interface where the software had no effect on monitoring etc. but it still seems simpler to me.
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