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Meanwhile, you still haven't figured out why you can't hear any sound through your Mac when using the analog Outs of the Axe with the analog Ins of the Mac.
I just acquired a new 13" MacBook Pro, and discovered the 3.5mm input jack accepts both analogue and digital. They describe it thusly:
"Built-in stereo speakers, built-in omnidirectional microphone, combined optical digital output/headphone out with selectable analog audio line in"
I'm thinking that if for no other reason, I need an interface just to overcome the limitations of having a single combined jack regardless of it's being optical digital for monitoring, etc.
And I did see the reason of "better drivers" mentioned too. I'm going to assume that advantage outweighs any negatives from throwing another box in the route from AXE-FX to Mac.
Guess I need an S/PDIF interface after all. No, strike that....
Upon reconsideration, I'll just get a Duet and be done with it! Esp now that they throw in the 400/800 firewire cable for free. Maybe one of those Breakout boxes too.
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