Audio Midi Setup Mac

I have a similar issue with my new Mac Pro, I've installed updated drivers/sofware for all my contollers and other audio hardware (Pro Tools 7) and when I'm in the Audio Midi Setup window it will randomally crash, as an audio professional I'm a little nervous to say the least and due to the amount of gear running on the system the task of identifying the hardware and/or software that is responsible is a daunting one that I'm not willing to put myself through quite yet. Meanwhile money is ticking away as my studio is rendered useless for the time being.
And I agree with Andrew, where is the audio/midi forum? There is none, you're kidding right?

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If your MOTU interface is not showing up in Audio MIDI Setup, MOTU Audio Setup, MOTU Discovery, or your DAW on High Sierra or later, you might need to enable the driver in your System Preferences. To enable the MOTU drivers, follow these steps: Download and install the very latest installer for your MOTU interface. If you want to hear the audio while it's playing on your normal Output device (e.g. Your Built-in speakers or attached headphones), you need to open the native OS X application Audio Midi Setup. It's located in your Applications folder under /Applications/Utilities. MacOS, DAW, and audio/MIDI device connectivity Once your Mac is optimized, the next thing to do is configure your external devices and music production software. Audio and MIDI devices often require driver installation and hardware configuration. DAWs typically need to be set up and synchronized with the audio and MIDI devices. On macOS, there is the built-in Audio MIDI Setup for combining inputs and outputs. The Audio MIDI setup will allow you to create an aggregated device. This allows two things: It may help when screen sharing audio isn't included in the Studio.

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