Then, when you need to record a part using your Monologue, when you go to select the input for the track you will see "Input 8 (Monologue)" so you can quickly identify the correct channel your Monologue is connected to. If it is patched into say Input 8, then in the I/O Label window in Logic, you would name this channel "Monologue" and give it a short name of "Mono". Well with custom I/O labels you no longer need to remember what input your Monologue is patched into.
Everything just says "Input (pick a number)". Well which input on either of your interfaces is it connected to? You can't remember. So now you need to record a part using, let’s say a Korg Monologue. Now let’s say you have a few different synths routed to different inputs on your interfaces and they stay connected all the time.
So you have at least 16 inputs for audio. Let’s say you have two 8-channel audio interfaces connected to Logic. To answer this I will paint you some different examples. Why Would You Want to Set Up Custom I/O Labels?
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