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Supported Audio and MIDI Interfaces – kyma
https://kyma.symbolicsound.com/configuring-audio-and-midi-interfaces/supported-interfaces/
MOTU Hybrid and mk3 Interfaces – kyma
https://kyma.symbolicsound.com/configuring-audio-and-midi-interfaces/motu-hybrid-and-mk3-interfaces/
Recent MOTU Hybrid interfaces, like the 4Pre or Ultralite, will not be visible in Kyma if the interface is turned on before the Paca(rana) has been turned on. To be sure that the Paca(rana) will be able to use these interfaces, turn on the Paca(rana) first, then turn on the audio interface.
Two audio interfaces possible on Mac? - Kyma Q&A
https://kyma.symbolicsound.com/qa/3528/two-audio-interfaces-possible-on-mac
The pacarana/Kyma needs its own audio interface to operate (your Behringer) which is connected directly to the pacarana. Your computer needs its own audio interface (your Apogee), plugged directly into the computer. Aggregating devices I don’t think will work as this is a mac feature for collating two (or more) audio devices that are ...
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