When I move from an analogue studio to a USB based studio I struggled to use multiple digital inputs on my MAC. The solution was to create an aggregated device and aggregate the digital inputs to be presented as a single source.

This is how I created on aggregated input on the MAC to allow me to see the individual inputs in Ableton. But the principle is the same for other DAW's and capture devices.

Note: If you are using the Roland MX1 then these setup concepts are important to getting your MX1 correctly setup.

📖Chapters:
00:00 Why changing to a digital studio
01:00 Issues with digital inputs on the MAC
02:20 Solution = Aggregated device
02:32 Setting up an aggregated device interface
05:06 Setting the new source in the DAW
06:16 Input config in Ableton (Stereo or Mono)
07:53 How this works in practice in Ableton

#Aggregatedmididevices #MACAgregatedinputs

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How to configuring aggregate inputs and outputs on your MAC - 2016-01-04

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