How to Disable Mastering Assistant?

So far this evening I have reached with my mouse for a pluggin on one of my busses and have now accidentally clicked 4 times on the Mastering Assistant, then had to fumble for keystrokes to stop it analyzing, then had to remove it. It's becoming frustrating. There's nothing else in this program I am aware of that jumps out and makes you wait just for clicking on it.


It's fine that Apple has added this, but I would very much like to hide it on my output strip. I have my own presets, I'm not likely gong to use it.


Does anyone know how to do that, hide this option in the master output entirely?

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Posted on Nov 24, 2023 8:43 PM

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Apr 8, 2024 8:14 AM in response to J McDowell

I know people are trying to be helpful, but I think what the poster wants is the same thing that I want and that is to not have that mastering plug in sitting in the channel strip where it can accidentally be enabled at all. It's irritating. I do have a workaround for the original post. If you load your the mix bus plugins that you use all the time into the mix bus strip and then go to the top of the strip click/hold setting>save channel strip setting as... That will save that chain of plugins to whatever you name it. Then when you open a session to mix you again click hold on the Setting tab at the top of the mix bus strip> scroll down to user channel strip settings and your named plugin chain should be there. Click on it and your plugin chain will load. That way you are going nowhere near the mastering plug in button at the bottom.

Nov 24, 2023 8:54 PM in response to J McDowell

J McDowell Said:

"How to Disable Mastering Assistant?: [...]Does anyone know how to do that, hide this option in the master output entirely?"

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How to Disable Mastering Assistant:

  1. Go Here: Use Mastering Assistant in Logic Pro - Apple Support
  2. As it Reads: "To turn Mastering Assistant on and off, click or tap Bypass in the Mastering Assistant window (or toggle it on and off in the Audio Effect slot)."

Nov 25, 2023 8:08 AM in response to TheLittles

Thanks, I appreciate the reply, however that's not the answer I am looking for. I want to be able to hide the feature entirely, i.e. hide it like I can other channel strip components.


I want to be able to remove this so I'm not accidentally clicking on it.


I've already made a feature request to add it to the items I can control in the "Configure Channel Strip Components..." menu, but that's a game of wait and see.


I was hoping someone knew of a preference or some other way to disable it. As of now I've still not found a way to turn it off.

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