What are Buses, Sends and Auxes? (Routing Tutorial)

[@marccaroul4123]

This is probably the best explanation of the different types of buses that I've ever seen. Thank you.

[@mrdickson4712]

Great video, very clear explanations. Thanks!

[@Vyaasa-M]

informative! thank you for your efforts...Appreciated.

[@germanlaguer8257]

I agree with you: a parallel processing video could be very interesting! Thanks once more for your videos.

[@ThirdFret]

Ah brilliant - one may be coming soon then! Thank you so much for your support, really appreciate it!

[@HYPRdream]

Thank you so much!!! I needed someone to explain this to me like I’m a kindergartner lol seriously thank you!! 💜

[@johnwinslow8841]

Thanks for another careful and detailed vid!!

[@NateNittii]

This should be the top video that shows for this topic best explanations and easiest to understand 💯🫡

[@daveaum]

Hi, Thanks for this video.. Im new to producing and this cleared up one of those questions I always wanted to know but didnt want to ask!

[@jackroark6928]

Brilly! ...learned a LOT!

[@demetriuslester]

Great Video 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

[@marcelzielonka1234]

That video was really helpful thanks a lot =)!

[@hdocguy4883]

Thank you!

[@awesomebandhub]

Hi, a question! 1.I have a number of audio files mounted in Logic Pro X. They are all routed to the master bus (output 1/2) and I can monitor them without any problems. 2. Now I want to record a bass track for which I like to make a headphone mix. Here I decide what I want to hear and how loud I want to hear it. 3. For the headphone mix I have sent all the signals (including the bass signal) to a bus and this bus sent to the outputs 7/8 of my interface. 4. I have connected my headphones to output 7/8 and I can hear all signals comfortably except for the bass signal. This is the problem. Why doesn't Logic let me hear the bass signal when the track is armed? I can hear through outputs 7/8 the input signal of my bass by pressing the i box, but when I arm the track to record, then I can't hear it in my headphones. Where is the recording signal hidden? Can you tell me why this is? Thank you and greetings from Hamburg, Germany! Raffael

[@lowag3144]

so lovely

[@Humaneffort]

sweet.

[@MrStevepowell7253]

New to all this but it seems to me you missed on something vital - why use a bus as opposed to a send - aren't they just doing the same thing?

[@miketython4141]

I seen the thumbnail and wanted to send this aux into your port and bus all over the place

[@redpoint8823]

I hate so much that video !

[@nathanmantle377]

Good for you, but you're wrong~

[@redpoint8823]

@@nathanmantle377 You are so smart ?? Explain better !

[@nathanmantle377]

@@redpoint8823 She explained very well. It's really not nice to say you "hate" someone's video, especially when they're doing it to help others. That's why I commented the way I did.

[@V081WLBlue]

ROOTing don't ya mean routing lol!!!!! Good for you, hope you say DA-ta and not DAY-ta, and spud instead of potato, oh wait!!!! Nice vid!