Well, I emailed Access technical support. Good guys...gave me some good ideas, here is their reply for anyone having similiar probs..
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Then it is normal that you don't hear the audio signal in time with the audio
played back in Logic, since Logic or better to say the audio interface needs to convert the audio from
the Virus b into digital signals and then you can hear them through Logic and its monitoring
capabilities. The delay you then hear depends on the setting for the audio latency/audio buffer size
in Logics audio preferences panel. Since this cannot be set to 0 (and even low settings like 64 or 128
samples cause quite a high CPU load) you need to manually delay the Virus b track with a negative
delay time to hear it in time with the audio in Logic.
In other words this is not a problem of the Virus b, but of audio latency and live monitoring of
hardware units in general.
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