Sends, Busses, Auxes - The Full Story on Piping Audio in Your Logic Projects 

Another great thing to remember is that you don’t have to output each individual track directly to the stereo out. You can output certain tracks to an aux channel, do more processing, then send that aux channel to the stereo out. It really opens up a ton of possibilities. Thanks for another great video!

Helpful? It was blessful! Seriously, thanks so much for taking time to give such a clear and succinct teaching once again on Logic ProX for beginners like me. I recently just finished my first full song and now am going to EQ etc... God Bless!

The "independent pan/ send to faders" tip made my day! thank you!! :-)

Just subbed, best and simplest video on RU-vid by miles thank you 🙏

great video SO helpful

Yup , that was great! Thanks! Some stuff there I didn't know but now I do! Salutations from mostly cloudy Ireland! ☘️💪🏽👀👍🏽☘️

Omg!! thank you so much for this video. Super helpful. I reorganized a track that kept having system overload errors. Took a while but organized all my plug in's to busses and bam it's running smooth and not giving me the error

just awesome thanks!

Great Channel

you're the best!!!!

Very clear and concise video. A subject that is basic but very much needed to all Logic Pro X users. I would like your thoughts or maybe a video of how Apple can improve LPX. Mine is a simple one to allow drag and drop in the Mixer window of channel and bus strips. This is lacking in Logic

Great overview. Learned some new stuff.

Why does 'sends on faders' have more resolution? It doesn't make sense that they would have two ways of doing the same thing outputting two different levels of resolution, especially if being that they don't disclose it or offer they higher resolution option as the default.

Great tutorial. I assume 'Sends on Faders' is a new resource on Logic. Is there a way to 'independent send PAN' without having the latest Logic Pro X ? I'm running 10.0.6 (in an old Macbook, it's temporary). Thanks.

Im sick of Avid-ex Digidesign PR guys using condescending language like if you want a more professional none amateur level DAW move up fro Pro Tools Studio, Cubase and Logic to Pro Tools ultimate, Steinberg is the same now, they spread lies like Logic is an entry level musicians app, to get deeper (not to mention un ergonomically) Cubase is the real music app and depends on your level of musicianship, they have tons of BS adverts like this yet I know guys who sat in rooms with pro tools hardware and logic interfaces since the 1990s and every record they finish is platinum !

For some reason that little sends on faders power on and off button at the top of the mixer window isn’t displaying on my software? Do you know how I can get that to appear?

Yes Logic rules but Apple needs to fucking loosen up the rains on only offering Logic for the latest OS, not everyone can afford to buy a new Mac every year, there is NO WHERE on the site to get an older version, that’s bullshit they’ll be getting paid the same so why should they care, make it easier for anyone that wants the software to be able to get the software!

lets say you have 5 effex on 1 track and send them to a bus, can you now DELETE those effex from your original track after they have been sent to a bus?

I get it but don't get it.LOL Will re-watch until I completely understand. Thanks for sharing

Was really confused until I googled it and learned the volume fader comes BEFORE the pan knob in signal flow even though it’s not laid out that way 😂.

Thank you very informative

Do you put the send and output to bus 1 at the same time .. or only use one or the other

I make sure I’m getting the exact same mix in my phones as my speakers by setting up an aux chan called “Out Bus” and setting its output to St Out and a send to my phones (15-16 on my Motu 863). Then every other channel, tracks and aux, have output set to the Out Bus aux chan. Never have to worry about setting send levels on individual channels for the phones. Makes it easy to mute the speakers when recording with mics. Just mute St Out and leave the Phones output open.

WOW copy fader to send

This awesome thank you

Sir, your videos are fantastic, this one proves it again. I teach Logic to students and i still learn from you, thanks to your clear, structured approach and great verbalisation of concepts.

Thanks so much sir !

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THANK YOU SO MUCH

thanks a lot mate

Thanks man

very helpful

Awesome 👍

Thanks

This video has been super helpful, thank you! You have a gift for teaching. ❤

So if I rename/update some busses, and then open an old session... will the names be wrong? Trying to figure what's best for my template going forward. Thanks!

Great stuff! I learnt some things here that might just change the way I do things.

thx

Nice Video! Can anybody help me? I want so see all the inputs channels that go into my AUX Track. If i click on input button on the AUx channel only a few inputs are shown and then there are those "....". Thanks

1% improved through your video 🙏 Thanks for your support

Hi, thanks for all the tutorials you've already offered. Always clear and helpful. I do have a question regarding the display of an "Aux" track when a bus is created. I do have 2 iMac with 2 different versions of Logic Pro X. With the Logic Pro X 10.6.3 the "Aux track" appears when I create a bus. However, in my studio I do have still Logic Pro 10.5.1 and can't change it. With this version, the "Aux" is not immediately displayed when a bus is created. I first have to select the window "all" right click on the Bus and activate "read" on the Aux and transform it as a file. Is this associated to a specific setting or to the older version of Logic ? I know, that's not a huge task...but it's boring to make this process every time a bus is created. Thanks for your attention and reply. take care and stay safe..

Can you go over Aux channels (output)a little more thoroughly?

This is brilliant. Thank you so much. I agree with previous posts ... you have a way of making LPX easy to understand.

I'm new to LPX and I'm glad i found this channel. I was struggling to understand this topic. Great explanation! You got a new subscriber!

Great video, loving WLPR

I can go on for hours watching all your videos LPX. Thank You!

Great Explanation!!! Thank you!

getting tons of helpful ideas from your videos ❤️ might have to rewatch this a few times

wao man tu eres increible, gracias

You rock. Awesome job on the vid dude!

Is system overload really an issue at this point though? My 2018 Macbook Pro seems to do just fine no matter how many plugins and tracks I throw at it.

Thank you for the tutorial! I'm sending all my voice tracks to a bus to glue them with some effects, however for some reason, it sounds completely different! I have tried everything and I don't know what I'm doing wrong. Basically I lose a lot of high frequencies on the bus... Please someone help me! Thank you

dig the channel to no end. ty

Can you discuss buss latency? I’ve had a ton of issues with creating a template for tracking bc of intense buss latency. Thanks!

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Best out there...

Excellent stuff, i have always used Logic Pro for my piano purposes (basic tracking and composing) but now i am entering full band environment and this is super useful. It would be great if you could make a video about track stacks (Folder and Summing) and the routing that goes with them, for example, for using with parallel compression, what is the best way to do it? Liked and suscribed

Awesome! Thank you so much! I wished you could do such an elaborate explanation on VCA faders one day. Keep up the good work!

Awesome video! Mahaloz for the explaining it in a simple way!

Excellent video - thank you! Recently returned to Logic after a few years on Pro Tools and I'm LOVING IT!

When we export ALL stems for mixing step with other software suite like Izotope, all the Aux channels are not exported. Is there a way to have Logic Pro export them?

Your channel is awesome thanks man

This doesn’t seem like “everything to know” about buses. You didn’t discuss side-chain compression, or things like output being able to go to a bus instead of sound. Etc. this is a topic that is very confusing for people. I have had a lot of trouble on this topic, and had higher hopes for this video.

Great explanation