Is there a way to add a plugin to an input in Logic 10.2, so that the recorded track has been effected by the plugin?

Thanks Pancenter - although I never used input channels in Logic 9, I was pretty sure that such things existed. However, I'm not finding them in Logic X - no results in searching the help, and no sign of them in the mixer view "add" menus. I have been experimenting with creating aux channels, then assigning the outputs of those to buses, then selecting that bus as the input for the track I actually want to record. It's clumsy, as I now have 2 additional channels in the mixer for anytime I want to record with an input plugin. But I think it will work. My only question with that approach is if the plugin delay compensation will still make sure everything lines up, especially with a UAD plugin that will certainly have some latency. I think it will, but we'll see! Thanks again and all best -

Can't find them in Logic X, but I'm looking -

TThank you all for your input. I will check the advanced tools. I've been working in the mixer window - haven't had to go into the environment stuff in years - will attempt to educate myself there too. Thanks again and best to all -!

Thank you Pancenter, and The Art of Sound - I was working in the mixer window, rather than the environment mixer. Found it exactly as you said. Much appreciate the help. (All advanced tools were turned on, BTW.)

I do have another question, although this may be a topic for a new thread - Does Logic include input channels in its automatic delay compensation?

I see two scenarios for the compensation question - first is, recording something through a UAD plug-in on an input to previously recorded tracks - is the inherent latency in the UAD plug-in compensated for?

And secondly - is it able to do so when a UAD plug-in is on one input and another input is also being recorded without a plug-in inserted?

Any light on these scenarios would be greatly appreciated - thanks again for the help, and all best wishes -