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Yes, Acid Pro can work with an Mbox, as long as the Mbox is properly set up as the audio interface for your computer. Ensure you have the correct drivers installed and that Acid Pro recognizes the Mbox as an input/output device in its audio settings. Once configured, you can record and playback audio using Acid Pro with your Mbox.

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