Bus "disconnected" from aux?

[MikeShapiro]

In one of my Logic projects, setting a track's send to Bus 1 correctly routes it to Aux 1. In the pop-up menus of possible sends, Bus 1 is labelled "(aux 1)".

 

But doing the same with Bus 2 doesn't seem to route the track to Aux 2. Instead it just sends it to, I believe, the legacy Logic bus object. I suspect this is because the file was originally a Logic 7 file. In any event the track send menu just shows "Bus 2" instead of "Bus 2 (Aux 2)".

 

Is there a way to "reconnect" Bus 2 to Aux 2? Setting Aux 2's input to Bus 2 doesn't seem to do the trick.

 

Thanks in advance!

 

Mike

[MikeShapiro]

Deleting the bus object (the legacy object, not the routing path which leads to an aux, which obviously can't be deleted) seems to have solved the problem.

 

I'm curious if there's a more elegant way to fix this issue though.

[fader8]

Setting Aux 2's input to Bus 2 doesn't seem to do the trick.

 

It should have. That and setting the bus object to No Output.

 

But your solution of deleting the bus objects is just as effective. You can kind of think of them as a "dashboard" for the bus path. If you don't need to control or preprocess that path, then you don't really need the object.