Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

I figured it out.  Turns out I had to have the "MON MIX" and "F9/BOTH"
buttons pressed on the FW-1884.  (Clearly, I've got a lot to learn here.)

-Shawn

--- In Logic_Cafe@yahoogroups.com, "Shawn Thorpe" <shawnogordo@...> wrote:
>
> Hello!  I joined this group today and look forward to learning from (and
> contributing to) it.  I have a new Intel Mac Mini 2.0 ghz and Logic
Studio.
> I'm using a Tascam FW-1884 as my interface/control surface.  For some
> reason, I can't hear any audio output through the FW-1884.  I created a
> project with one track, record enabled the track and set up the correct
> microphone input.  I can see the signal from the mic registering in the
> software, so I know I have a valid signal.  I've also opened the Loop
> Browser and played some loops, and I can see that signal is being
registered
> on my Output 1-2 track.  But I can't hear anything.  I have the
FW-1884's
> main output jacks connected to a pair of working Audix powered monitors
> (I've tested the monitors with other sources).  I'm not getting anything
> through the headphone jack, either.  I'm guessing that there's
probably just
> some little setting somewhere that I''ve overlooked.  Hopefully,
it's not a
> technical problem with the FW-1884.  Also, I can hear the output when I
> switch from the FW-1884 to my Mac's built-in audio.  If anyone here
has any
> suggestions, I'd appreciate the help.
> 
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