<quotes repositioned and trimmed, footers removed by admin> > In the audio/midi setup utility, go to AUDIO>Open Aggregate Device > Editor. There you can merge both the built-in and US-122 devices into > some aggregate device that you can name yourself. Then, in the Audio > Hardware menu of Logic, select that newly-named aggregate device as > your audio hardware. > > You now have inputs and outputs from both devices available to all > audio objects. They are not labeled according to device, but just test > it to see which numbered ins/outs correlate with which device. On > mine, the built-in was represented by ins and outs 3 & 4. So record > from 1&2 and output to 3&4. > > Gregory I ran both a US-122 and the Emagic Audiowerk 8 with one for inputs (122) and one for outputs (aw8) , of course this is on a PC running Logic 5.0 , this didn't seem to translate when I shifted to XP and Logic 5.5.1 ....... could be my config... but I gave up on the AW8 as I had stopped doing any 5.1 surround , which was the only real reason I had it. Just my 2 cents Neil