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Been happily learning to bus effects to whole groups of tracks but suddenly my system is creating 'bus (aux)' instead of simple busses😮
Could some bod here explain the difference?
Thankz in advance.
Byz
iMac, Mac OS X (10.7.4), Apogee Ensemble, Chameleon Labs7622
'difference between a buss and aux in logic 9'
Google it and you'll find tons of information. And in case you're still in doubt after that we can discuss about it.
Have a nice day!
I'm now looking at some threads around this subject and I am still confused so cheerz for the invite to re-open the subject with you & I will most probably do so when I have a clear idea of what I need to understand
You are most welcome to do so! Also communicate what you want to route via a buss/aux channel.
And one more question: have you been working with analogue mixing consoles?
Good luck!
I usually either just want to send a whole lot of drumtracks to the same compressor and eq, or I'm looking to add a hi-end reverb in varying amounts to pads.
I'd also like to be able to automate effects on busses but this seems impossible?
Never worked much with analogue consoles.
Still need help then?
Aux tracks in Logic are merely busses that have sends. They were added a few versions ago, and the buss objects were left in there for backwards compatability.
You can absolutely automate effects on buss (aux) tracks. put the aux track in "write" or "latch" mode, and automate away. this shoukld automatically create a buss (aux) track lane on the arrange page for you to further tweak or add addition automation, via automation view, if you prefer to work that way.
Difference between a plain bus and a bus (aux)
