First of all, type "aux" into the "online" help (lap 5.2) and you get no hits. It's there, but you have to browse to find it. Odd. Anyway, I'm a day late and a dollar short on the Aux vs. Bus discussion, but I just tried using a single aux to replace a bus + return setup, and don't see how it's possible. I want to route my sends out through outs 5&6 on my soundcard to my reverb unit, then return through ins 5&6 on same soundcard, all with 1 aux object. But to use the sends, my input on the aux has to be (virtual) bus 1 since my track objects can't send to an aux, so even if my aux outs go to 5&6, I still need an input object for the returns (ins 5&6). Am I right? Or should I be able to do what I want with one object? Does this make sense? Thanks, Gregory

--- In logic-users@y..., Gregory Anderson <ggaslp@p...> wrote: > I want to route my sends out through outs 5&6 on my soundcard to my > reverb unit, then return through ins 5&6 on same soundcard, all with 1 > aux object. Use an i/o plugin on the aux (or bus)... ------------- John Pitcairn Got midi fader/knob hardware? Try the Fadermapper demo: http://www.revolver.co.nz/fadermapper/

>Gregory Anderson <ggaslp@p...> wrote: >> I want to route my sends out through outs 5&6 on my soundcard to my >> reverb unit, then return through ins 5&6 on same soundcard, all with 1 >> aux object. From: "John Pitcairn" <johnp@...> > Use an i/o plugin on the aux (or bus)... Thanks. I remember now - I guess I confused the two conversations and attributed the benefits of the i/o plugin with the aux object. Gregory