Hi I have a Macbook pro, and both logic pro and Pro Tools 7.1.1. I want to use my Digi002 as an audio interface for Logic. It works as a player, but if i try to record i get 0dbfs white noise. I've tried to record in Pro tools with the same setup, it works perfectly. The problem is only in Logic pro. Mac Book Pro Mac OS X (10.4.8)

> I have a Macbook pro, and both logic pro and Pro Tools 7.1.1. > I want to use my Digi002 as an audio interface for Logic. It works as a > player, but if i try to record i get 0dbfs white noise. Hi Matias This is a known problem. You should upgrade to Pro Tools 7.1.1cs1 to solve this; it is a free download from the Digidesign website. Good luck, -- The best of times to you all... Pants

> > I have a Macbook pro, and both logic pro and Pro Tools 7.1.1. > > I want to use my Digi002 as an audio interface for Logic. It works > > as a player, but if i try to record i get 0dbfs white noise. > > Hi Matias > > This is a known problem. You should upgrade to Pro Tools 7.1.1cs1 to > solve this; it is a free download from the Digidesign website. Pants, Thanks for setting me straight on this issue. After spending a fortune on Digidesign hardware and software, and way too much time on this issue, I had given up using Logic with my new MacBook Pro and was resigned to using "Pro" Tools LE. I could not get to the bottom of the problem, and at the time, my dealer didn't know of it either (there was no cs2 AFAIK). I cannot express my utter frustration at Digidesign about these types of issues enough. Their web site really does stink; it's very difficult to find anything resembling information on it about reported bugs. Their drivers are obtuse and, it seems to me purposefully, difficult to use with third party software. I only bought the 002R as I sometimes need to use Pro Tools for tracklaying for film. I would strongly recommend people to use another interface if they want to use Logic, such as ones from MOTU/RME etc, unless you absolutely have to use Pro Tools. Even then, I would recommend just buying an MBox for Pro Tools, and a proper interface for Logic, and keeping the systems mutually exclusive. Digidesign as a company has increasingly adopted a hardcore "corporate" philosophy over the past few years since the Avid takeover, and I really hope my 002R system will be the last Digidesign product I ever buy. Derek