What is the Bus in Logic Pro X and how do I use it?

How to Use buses what is a bus for when mixing? How to use a bus How to set up an Auxiliary Send How to set up a bus in logic pro x. read more

To learn how to do this in Logic Pro specifically, I would look up a tutorial, since it is way easier to follow directions when looking at the Logic interface rather than reading directions. read more

A Bus Channel is used to control the level and, if desired, add insert effects on the Bus itself, all to be described below. But first, let's continue with a closer look at Logic's Busses. Logic has 64 permanent Busses; in other words, all 64 of them are available at all times. They don't need to be created individually like channel strips and auxes. read more

A bus (or a send) is a bridge that links an audio track or instrument track to an auxiliary track. Auxiliary tracks can be used for effects like compression, distortion, delay, rev This is a quick overview on how to use the bus and auxiliary tracks for mixing in Logic Pro X. read more