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volxs
post Thu 30 Mar 2006, 16:52
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I'm sure I've read before somewhere that it is possible to rename the input channels of your soundcard within Logic so that they have names other than input 1, input 2, etc. I can't for the life of me figure out how to do it in Logic though. What I want is to name the input channels so they make more sense within the studio environment that I have set up. For instance I keep a focusrite preamp wired into Input 5 and I would like it if in logic when I am choosing which input to record through it would show up as "Focusrite Pre" instead of "Input 5" in the input select drop down menu.

Have I just imagined this functionality or is it possible?

I'm running Logic Pro 7.1 on an iMac G5 with a Motu 828 Mkii sound card.

Thanks in advance for any help. It really will be appreciated.
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lildrummerboy70
post Sat 1 Apr 2006, 05:50
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you can change your input names from within Logic. Go to your audio configuration (Audio->Audio Configuration). Once you're in your audio config window, go to View->I/O Labels. Here you can choose to use the driver's I/O label or you can use a custom I/O label. FYI-the short label is what shows up on a channel strip input or output. Hope this helps.

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