Audio core keeps reinitializing

Bump. The problem went away for a few weeks and now it's happening again. If my audio preferences window is open when I get the error message it will show that the built-in system is my output and input device, but once I click to acknowledge the error message my ID22 is once again seen as my audio device.

Look, I appreciate your taking the time to answer this. In fact I don't know much at all about Macs or troubleshooting them and I was just asking an honest question. In all my years of using PC's I'm not familiar with setting up a new account as a basic go-to solution for testing a problem on my computer. I've usually only seen utilizing new user accounts when troubleshooting as something I've only done using third party software like Google or such where data is stored elsewhere on other servers as well as my device. Forgive me but as no third party software was involved, using a new account for data locally input on same machine using the same files in the same software seemed counter-intuitive to me. While looking for troubleshooting details in Logic I have learned more about it and Apple gave me some reasons why it is useful on their platform for troubleshooting tests. I assume it has to do with their architecture, how they handle files and the like I guess.

So I will take your suggestion next and see if I can isolate the problem that later today when I have time. As for reducing the IO I was willing to try reducing buffering size in case it was a latency issue. Obviously you seem to think that my problem can't be a latency issue although that suggestion was given to me by someone with long years of experience recording. While it wasn't a solution that attempt took me seconds to try so no harm done.

No I haven't upgraded anything else. Audient support suggested I try something called an NVRAM reset which might resolve issues between the USB ports and the OSX software on the Mac. I hope to try that later today

Create a new user for my computer? How would that be a useful test?

Someone else suggested reducing my IO buffer size when recording. I'm going to try that first

I tried reducing my IO buffer to 32 but that doesn't help. The error message I received says my audio device has been removed from my computer