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IsraTrance Junior Member
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Posted : Jan 30, 2006 01:58
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Well...
Lets say that i want to send all channels to 2 ouptuts Output 1-2 and Output 3-4.
I just simple need to apply an effect like cut off to all,and while all filtering another cut off to be rised up.
Using busses doesnt help since the music will be heared directly from the master.
Using ver 5.0 doesnt seem 2 be possible,each ch routes the signal to only one output..
any ideas?
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Posted : Jan 30, 2006 08:44
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In my experience with Logic, usually what seems impossible - actually is  don't lose your faith man...
The central thing in Logic is routing.
Outputs don't act like Busses, you can't manipulate them too much. I don't see why you can't use a Bus.
let's say you have Audio chan 1
you want to route it to 2 Bus channels
Use the send knobs - set it on 0dB to Bus 1 and Bus 2.
but what if you want all the Bus channels to be split also? You'll have to route them through the Aux channels and there send them to those 2 special Bus channels like with the previous channels - using send knobs.
Eventually set Bus 1 to output 1-2 and set Bus 2 to output 3-4. And you'll have it all rocking.
Mind you that mixing the same content, before you apply the filters, will be troublesome.
And btw, if you want to bounce everything you make, you can only bounce one output at a time. So I'd suggest routing both Bus channels just to one final Output 1-2.
cheers.
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Posted : Jan 30, 2006 12:35
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logic can route the signal in a 1000 ways.
u just need to create a routing path, whatever it is. u can route the audio to the alternative outputs BUT u need to cre4ate these outputs objects first - otherwise logic see only output 1-2. go to the enviroment and create an "audio object" first. then make output channel of this object as the Output (x-x) or Bus (wchich is the best option in your case as trip said before). now u should see the possibility to route the signal to the alternate output or bus.
read the manual firs t- it is best before asking some really basic things...
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IsraTrance Junior Member
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Posted : Jan 30, 2006 13:57
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Sorry for not being clear..
1.sending to busses from send,signal goes direct to outputs too,so u even muting busses u still hear the signal.
2.Using bus instead of output signal is routed only to bus and when muting the bus no signal heard from the output.
I need to send a chanel like the second way TWO times.
I want to send all chanels twice with the second way so i can play further with fx with the one,while the other is still playing.
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Posted : Jan 30, 2006 14:50
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Just consider the 2 Busses as if they are 2 Outputs - it's the same thing for ur setup.
about the Bus send knob, send only to one bus, and route all the channels to another Bus.
no probs man.
PS: for a quick routing, select the channels and hold CTRL when you route to a Bus.
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Posted : Jan 30, 2006 17:04
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i changed all ch outputs to bus 16 and send all chanels (via send)to bus 15 and worked.
I did it yesterday that way but i put the fx to the wrong bus i guess ,i ll have nice trips now,thx Trip
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