Music Tech Focus

USING BUS SENDS AND AUX CHANNELS IN LOGIC PRO X

us (also spelt buss) sends and aux channels are an essential part of working with Logic’s mixer, covering everything from custom headphone mixes through to reverb and other forms of ‘parallel’ effects processing. Yet it’s easy to overlook the full functionality of what buses and aux channels have to offer that can really aid your workflow. In this workshop, therefore, we take a ‘back to basics’ look at what bus sends and aux channels can offer and why a more refined application can benefit

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