Stop Logic from creating an Aux [SOLVED]

[pixel_ale]

Hi all,

 

Is there a way to stop Logic from creating an aux track whenever I assign a bus? Perhaps it's just a workflow thing held over from using Pro Tools, but I find myself wanting to bus audio or software instruments to another audio track fairly often. It's not the end of the world, obviously, but a slight annoyance deleting extra aux tracks.

 

Thanks! While I'm newly registered, I've found a ton of answers here while learning Logic. Just couldn't find this one, unfortunately.

[Eric Cardenas]

There are two ways that I know of, nether of them is optimal.

 

The first one is to create a bunch of bus objects in the environment. That will stop Logic from creating an aux for these buses.

The second one is to assign the input of a couple Audio Channel Strips.

[pixel_ale]

Thanks Eric!

 

So if an audio track has a bus assigned as an input first before I send/output to that bus, it won't create the aux?

 

Alternatively, I could set the environment bus objects up as part of my template.

 

Much thanks, I'll look into it more when I have a free moment

[David Nahmani]

So if an audio track has a bus assigned as an input first before I send/output to that bus, it won't create the aux?

Correct.

[pixel_ale]

I was hoping it would be something as simple as that, thank you!

[Eric Cardenas]

Thanks Eric!

 

So if an audio track has a bus assigned as an input first before I send/output to that bus, it won't create the aux?

 

Alternatively, I could set the environment bus objects up as part of my template.

 

Much thanks, I'll look into it more when I have a free moment

 

You've got it!

Best of luck.