logic auto creating aux

example: I have a project with five vocal audio tracks.

I want to put them in a summing stack so I create folder > summing.

i name the summing stack Lead Vox.

 

I bus the output of all 5 vocal tracks to the input of the summing stack.

I bus the output of the summing stack to a compressor/verb on Aux 3.

Logic creates Aux 1 and if I delete Aux one I can not bus to the summing stack and I have no audio output.

 

Different variations of this have been going on in various projects sometimes it works as i intend and sometime it doesn't.

When Logic auto creates sometimes I can just delate the auto create Aux and my routing in honored and sometime not.

Edited December 5, 2020 by bobmane

There is no command named Create Folder > Summing.

 

You can, however, right-click on a track header, select Create Track Stack... and then select Summing in the following dialog. This will route all selected tracks to an unused bus, and create an Aux receiving that bus. That Aux is the actual summing track channel.

 

If you delete that Aux, you delete the summing track channel as the Aux *is* the summing track channel.

 

So don't delete it.

My projects might have 20 or more vocal Summing Track Stacks all wanting to go to the same Vocal bus which I already have labeled in Mix > I/O Labels and use in all my projects. So why do I want 20 new Aux created,,,I dont

...I bus the output of the summing stack to a compressor/verb on Aux 3. Logic creates Aux 1...

If the aux 3 input is set to the bus, no further auxes should be created ?

which I already have labeled in Mix > I/O Labels and use in all my projects.

Then it is a smart move to tell Logic not to use any of these here:

 

So why do I want 20 new Aux created,,,I dont

I already told you why that is and that explanation still stands. I can't make you like or want it, but hey, it's free.

I dont see how to "tell Logic not to use" e.g. I chose above 128 and it still creates bus + aux

I dont see how to "tell Logic not to use" e.g. I chose above 128 and it still creates bus + aux

Did you see Jakob's answer?

Yes I did but I guess I dont get it. Can it be turned off?