> > If you're running L6 in OSX you don't need to use the enviroments > from the cds. If anything, I'd think those would only cause problems > when trying to use it as a control surface. Thanks for the info...those CD environments seem rather specific, and each one seems to work differently. > > L6 has a control surface plug-in that supports the US-428 directly. > Go the the control surface preferences and install it from there - I > seem to recall it needing to be installed manually, rather > than 'scan'. OK, I have installed the plug-in from the preferences. Logic sees the US-428, and there is a nice picture of it and everything. > > I did have a hell of a time getting Logic to work with it. I've owned > the US428 for a couple of years, and used it on both windows and OSX. > Tascam's drivers have been, to put it kindly, unpredictable. I had to > uninstall/reinstall on OSX at least 4 times before it worked > properly. I have a Logic Control and XT which I use as my main mixing > station. The 428 serves as a remote transport control over by my > keyboards. I don't use it for audio, but as a control surface it does > the job I ask of it. Gettin it to work was a frustrating process though. Maybe that is my problem...when I solo a track, or select something, or use a transport control _in Logic_ the corresponding button lights up on the US-428. When I try to issue a command from the US-428 I see MIDI messages on screen, but nothing happens the way I would expect. As this is my first attempt at using any kind of control surface, maybe I am missing something obvious...however, from what you say, maybe it just isn't installed right, or else maybe I have a defective unit??? Thanks for the help, Eos. -- blairfisher@...