Yeah. bummer.... I run my lexicon they way you want it in cubase. Works perfect. Either using digital or analog connections. I got a multiple out sound card, and allows me to patch hardware in. Up to 4 stereo units. What card you go right now? You can run the pcm digital, so maybe you can use the spdif or AES/EBU Digital I/O out's on your current card for that purpose, and use the analog outs to your monitors. And the analog in - for whatever hardware you got or not..

Last edited by DJDIRTY on Aug-01-2007 at 23:32

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Originally posted by DJDIRTY Yeah. bummer.... I run my lexicon they way you want it in cubase. Works perfect. Either using digital or analog connections.

Thank you for your reply!
Another idea would be getting a lot of ram and a copy of cubase and rewiring the two so that the actual mixdown happens in cubase.
This way I could use outboard as send returns.
I am not sure how well that would work. If anybody has done it post how well it worked.
I do not want to give up logic at all.
So I might run both. I would be able to use all the stuff that comes with cubase as well.

I run my lexicon's along with other outboard gear this way in Logic all the time no problem.

I have my Lexicon setup so that (soundcard channels 23-24 out) go to the unit's input... and (soundcard channels 23-24 in) come back in.

The in Logic create a stereo bus. On this bus insert the I/O plugin using the correct ins/outs for the unit.

Then any other channel in Logic you can just set the sends to point at the bus object you created.

works like a charm. I do the same for my outboard compressors etc.