I had to install a new hard drive and then reinstall Logic Studio. I am now working in a project and have this question. I want to output some of the channels I am working with to a bus. Previously when I would do this I had stereo busses available but now the only option is mono. Where in Logic do I make the change from mono bus to stereo bus. I have looked around and can't seem to find it.
Thanks.
MacPro, Mac OS X (10.6.7), 2 x 3 GHz Dual-Core Intel Xeon; 6 GB 667 MHz DDR2 FB-DIMM
Hi
If you create a new Aux channel in the mixer window, Logic gives you the choice of stereo or mono.
If you're looking where to change an existing Aux channel from mono to stereo, it's here at the bottom of the pic, the little button just above the label. If this doesn't work, then there's something strange going on.
Was the project created in an older version of Logic than you're currently using? Because that's caused me strange mono/stereo problems in the past.
Cheers
Marcus
Here's where my problem is. Using the same screen shot above, when I click on the Output where it says Stereo Out, and then go to Bus, I only get mono bus options (Bus 1, Bus2, etc) no stereo. Previously, that is before I had to swap out my hard drive, when I would click on Stereo Out and go to Bus there were Stereo options. (Bus 1-2, Bus 3-4 etc.)
This was created in Logic 9 which is what I am currently using.
Hi,
could it be that you were running Logic Pro with a UTM (Universal Track Mode) Off setting before?
UTM: Busses/Auxes will adapt to the needed format (mono, stereo or surround), this will not change the name itself (Bus 2).
Look at the screen shot above: Simply change the format icon from mono to stereo and you are done.
Best,
21th
Stereo Bus?
