Logic Pro X solo

Logic doesn't have a Solo Track. What do you mean by that?

If you are talking about additional output routing, you can use the Aux Sends to rout to any internal bus and on any Audio Channel Strip (or Aux Channel Strip), you select that bus as its input source.

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Logic doesn't have that feature where the signal is sent to a separate Solo bus when selecting Solo on one or multiple Tracks.

The functionality in Logic is called SIP (Solo-in-Place), where a Solo button just mutes all other Tracks that are not in Solo (or in Solo Safe Mode).

Just to let you know, there is no single DAW that has all the features. There is always something that you wished to have but the DAW you use doesn't have it, although another DAW has it.

Be aware, that if you constantly switching DAWs because the lack of a specific feature, then you will spend more time learning DAWs than actually making music. Unless a missing feature is a deal breaker for whatever you do in your current DAW X, then you have to switch to DAW Y. But make sure that DAW Y doesn't miss a feature that where used to in DAW X.

I think you get idea.