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    • I have recently combined studios with one of my friends & we are having some issues hooking everything up correctly. We have 2 mics(Neumann TLM 103, & Groove Tubes Gt-66), 2 Preamps(Universal Audio LA-610, & Avalon 737sp), two interfaces(Digi 002, & RME Fireface 400), two sets of speakers(Event Tr8, & Yamaha Hs 80 ),a PreSonus Hp4, 3 Behringer BCF-2000 control faders, with a Intell Xeon quad core mac on which we are running both Logic Pro & Pro Tools Le
      What is the best way to hook all of this up together so that we can easily switch from one preamp to the other, one mic to the other, & back & forth between logic & pro tools?) We'd like to be able to use the Rme interface as the main interface but still be able to use the digi for the controls(at least for pro tools, but would love to be able to use it in logic as well if that's possible? Also can we use both the digi & the Behringer faders together?), & we'd like to be able to have both sets of speakers play no matter if we are working in logic or pro tools. Please help me out if you can!

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gdoubleyou Fri, 11/04/2011 - 15:59

OSX core audio does allow the use of multiple interfaces via aggregate devices, but to use with PT you would need PT9 (it allows the use of non-digidesign/ avid interfaces with core audio drivers.)

From my understanding the 002 faders use Avid's proprietary protocal, not sure if PT9 supports midi faders.

How well behaved the 002 will be as an aggreagte device I don't know.

RME is known for solid drivers, and if you had multiple devices you would be good, MOTU also supports multiple MOTU devices with their drivers.