Yeah this should be easy. I opened up one of my projects, created a bus and it killed the audio from the tracks it was receiving audio from.

Any chance you could do a print screen of the mixer so we could have a look ?

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I literally use my mac for production only, so am shocking at normal functions! How do you print screen on the mac (macbook mini)

Use the Grab Utility. Open it up and set it to Selection. Then you can drag a box around the mixer and it'll create a pic from the selection. Then upload it to Image Shack.

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Originally posted by Cryogen Yeah this should be easy. I opened up one of my projects, created a bus and it killed the audio from the tracks it was receiving audio from. Any chance you could do a print screen of the mixer so we could have a look ?

command+shift 4

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Not totally familiar with logic 7 (as a pro 8 user) but it seems you just need to use pre fader send, that way if you kill the fader on the original channel, the bus still gets the signal and therefore you'll still hear the wet output from the bus.

That's because you're using sends instead of outputs.

You can send the signal so it clones itself to a bus, or you can output the signal to a bus directly. Select a bus as the output of your track and not output 1-2 or whatever. Once you do this, logic will create an aux track that gets fed by your bus. You can put your fx on there, and even automate them if you create an arrange track for your aux track that's in the mixer.

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Cheers guys, I knew it was something simple!

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Originally posted by Lolo That's because you're using sends instead of outputs. You can send the signal so it clones itself to a bus, or you can output the signal to a bus directly. Select a bus as the output of your track and not output 1-2 or whatever. Once you do this, logic will create an aux track that gets fed by your bus. You can put your fx on there, and even automate them if you create an arrange track for your aux track that's in the mixer.

DOH! now why didn't I think of that....