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This section describes how to establish a functional interface between the H800FW and
Logic Pro, which permits you to seamlessly route audio to and from either environment.
The final section provides the logical overview of the process, and includes a process
diagram for you to better grasp the steps involved.
Because Logic Pro supports only one core audio device at a time, and because only one
sample clock can be in effect, we must combine audio sources into a single, aggregate
audio source, described below.
Creating an Aggregate Audio Device
Before you proceed, you must first create an aggregate audio device that allows Logic Pro
to employ more than a single audio interface. To do this,
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Select your Macintosh HD icon. When the Finder window displays, go to
Applications > Utilities > Audio MIDI Setup. The following screen displays: