Create 3 Aux Busses (Bus 1, Bus 2, Bus 3 for example).
Round the output of the Track you want to duplicate to Bus 1
Then change the imput of Bus 2 and Bus 3 to Bus 1.
Then the trac kwill play on Both Bus 2 and Bus 3.

if you only want FX on one copy, then apply effects to, say, Bus 2.

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Originally posted by Eric J Create 3 Aux Busses (Bus 1, Bus 2, Bus 3 for example). Round the output of the Track you want to duplicate to Bus 1 Then change the imput of Bus 2 and Bus 3 to Bus 1. Then the trac kwill play on Both Bus 2 and Bus 3. if you only want FX on one copy, then apply effects to, say, Bus 2.

Bloody hell, why do you need 3 buses to do this, surely you just need a single send with the effect on?

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Originally posted by Sanguis Mortuum Bloody hell, why do you need 3 buses to do this, surely you just need a single send with the effect on?

That's a good idea, and much less complicated. I think I'll try that myself. Thanks!

Last edited by Eric J on Feb-20-2008 at 21:57

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Originally posted by Sanguis Mortuum Bloody hell, why do you need 3 buses to do this, surely you just need a single send with the effect on?

very creative eric...but sanguis could you eleborate more? i could read a manual but id rather hear about sends from a human. the logic manual is pretty bad IMO.

Go to your channel strip and add a Bus to the sends. Then bring up your mixer and the bus you have created should be there as Aux1. Add a reverb/delay/compressor or whatever you want. And then send a little bit of the signal from your channel strip to the bus/aux1 that you have just created.

I'm gathering that this is what you want to achieve.

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