Deleting Auxilary channel strips

I must be missing something, but I cannot seem to find the function to delete auxilary channel strips. Can someone help point me in the right direction. Thanks

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Hi all, i was just wondering if anyone knew how i could add more auxilary channel strips on my mixer in logic pro 7.2?
I would like to add more than the 2 i already have so that i can route each of the sounds from the ultrabeat drum synth to its own channel strip so i can manipulate them some more by adding effects like delay etc to each sound.
Any help would be much appreaciated thanks,

Hey all
A real quick way to add anything in the Mixer window is to select the "global" setting in the mixer, this will open all objects that are in the environment, then just double click on the objects you want in the mixer and they will appear in the Arrange window and the mixer window. For more info check out page 309 of the manual
Don

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Hi all,
i´ve accidentally erased a channel strip setting (yeah I know, shouldn't have done this...). It is one of presets Large Spaces - Clean Room.
(IMO this is some stupid option. The descriptions sounds like deleting the setting from the song and not out of the library. Anyway.)
I am not able to set Logic Pro to the origin defaults; I reinstalled Logic, after deleting it completely and erasing all config files manually. But it does not make any changes to the library. The channel strip setting is gone.
I CAN find the file on the HD (~/library/application support/ logic/channel strip settings) that means the cst-file, but there seems no way to import it, right?
How can I restore the original channel strip setting library?
BTW: I have the new iMac without any DVD drive; so installed Logic Pro via AppStore.
Hope someone can help... thank you!
Dan

Hi
If I understand you correctly, you have deleted the Channel Strip "Clean Room", but you have a 'spare copy' in
<User> Library:Application Support:Logic:Channel Strip Settings?
Orphuune wrote:
I CAN find the file on the HD (~/library/application support/ logic/channel strip settings) that means the cst-file, but there seems no way to import it, right?
How can I restore the original channel strip setting library?
IF this is the right Setting, it should already show up in the Library, provided that it is placed in the correct (Bus) sub-folder. You could always copy/move it to the correct location for the Factory files;
Library:Application Support:Logic:Channel Strip Settings:Bus
If this is not the correct Setting File, perhaps you have used it in another project, such that you could re-save it?
CCT

Deleting Channel Strips

So some of the channel strips I set up have outlasted their usefulness. Rather than live with them getting in my way every time I go to choose another, can they be deleted?
thanks,
Jim
Power Mac dual 2.0 Mac OS X (10.4.2) helluva good kisser

yes
the ones you created should be in
~/Library/Application Support/Logic/Channel Strip Settings
the factory ones are here
/Library/Application Support/Logic/Channel Strips Settings
Martin

Retrieve deleted channel strip settings

Hey!
In Logic 9, I mistakenly clicked "delete channel strip setting" when I only wanted to remove it from the channel strip. Now it doesn't show up as a channel strip in my pulldown list. Is this gone forever, or is there a place where it's stored somewhere on my computer. It was one that came with Logic.
Thanks.

Hi,
Have a look here...
Macintosh HD > Library > Application Support > Logic > Channel Strip Settings

Solo Button in Channel Strip with Red Line

Solo Button in Channel Strip with Red Line through it and it won't solo?
How'd it happen and how do you get rid of it?
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Try This----From the Manual
Logic Pro, Express: Solo Safe mode may not remain disabled for a particular channel strip
Symptoms
In certain projects, "Solo Safe" mode for a channel strip may enable each time you load the project, even after you disable it and save the project.
Resolution
When a channel strip in Logic is "Solo Safe", it remains audible, even when other channel strips are soloed. Solo Safe is indicated by a diagonal red line through the solo button on a channel strip.
You can manually toggle the solo safe status of a channel strip by Control-clicking its solo button. There are times when you may find that a particular audio channel strip in a project reverts to solo safe mode when you load the project, even after you manually disable solo safe. Here is why that may happen and steps you can take to prevent it from occurring.
A Logic project contains a special audio channel strip used for pre-listening to audio in the Sample Edit window, Audio Bin, and Loop Browser. When you create a Logic project from one of the factory templates, this channel strip is assigned to "Audio 256". This channel strip stays in solo safe mode so that you can always preview audio. The image below shows the channel strip for a new, empty project.
If there is no audio channel strip in a project assigned to "Audio 256", Logic will use the highest-numbered available audio channel for pre-listening. When the project is loaded, that channel strip will be put into solo safe mode. You may find this happens in older projects that you open in Logic 8, or in cases where you have deleted the "Audio 256" channel strip in a Logic 8 project. To prevent this from affecting channel strips you are using in a project's arrangement, follow these steps:
Choose Window > Environment.
From the Environment window menu, choose New > Channel Strip > Auxiliary. A channel strip will appear in the environment.
Select the channel strip. It will highlight.
In the Device parameter box in the upper left of the Environment window, click the arrows to the right of "Channel" and choose Audio > Audio 256 from the menu.
Select the text tool, click on the name below the channel strip and name it "Prelisten".

All of a sudden, I can no longer add any plugins to any channel strips? And when I click on an existing plugin to edit, it disappears off the channel strip?

I am running Logic express 9 on a 2008 Macbook, (non pro). Anyhow, logic has always seemed to work great for me. However, last week I opened up one of many existing projects, (I'm in sample editor). When I went to add a new plugin to one of the channel strips it would not allow me to. Also, if I click on any plugin that already exists on the channel strip it dissapears? The strange thing that also happens weather I click to add a new plugin or click on an already existing plugin, is both the "repeat section" and "crop", buttons from the above menu (in sample editor), the actual buttons become a faded image,(as far as the actual font and images of the buttons). As soon as I am done clicking to add a plugin on the channel strip, both buttons from the menu go back to looking normal like all of the other choices from that menu? I really don't get it? All I want to do is to be able to add plugins as well as edit or change plugins again. Any thoughts as to why I can no longer add any new plugins to any channel strips? And why any existing plugins disappear from the channel strip when I click on it? Why the "repeat section", and "Crop", buttons from the menu above fade in and out when I try clicking on the channel strip is very strange? I don't mind that I just want to be able to add or edit plugins again. I did do some document cleaning up last week as my memory was getting low. I then emptied out my trash bin. I'm hoping I didn't accidentally delete some kind of Logic component? Why can't I add or edit plugins anymore? Anyone ever run across this?
Thanks,
Mike.

Mike,
Are any of your other applications going wonky, or is it just Logic?
I'm afraid I've never heard of this particular problem before, but if it were happening to me the first thing I would do is delete my "com.apple.logic.express.plist" file in Library>Preferences, then repair permissions in Disc Utility, and finally restart my computer. Then I would launch Logic and see if the problem has been corrected. It's amazing how much these two steps can accomplish.
If that doesn't resolve the issue I would launch Logic and go to Preferences>Audio Units Manager to see if all my plug-ins are properly validated.

How do I move previous Channel Strip Settings from Logic 9 to Logic X?

Hello,
I made the jump from Logic 9 to Logic X and I had previous Channel Strip Settings on the 9. I did the yourhomefolder/library/applicationsupport/logic copy and pasted it in the new folders on my HD (exact same place), but they're not showing up. I only get the 'Legacy' option when trying to inset a Channel Strip I had before.
Does anyone know how to do this successfully?
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Banks,
Indeed..
However, I would retain the LP9 app as firstly it's fairly small so you don't save much space by deleting it...and secondly, you might need it to work on older or new projects that still use 32bit only plugins as they are no longer supported in Logic Pro X
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How can I get back all the factory channel strip presets?

Hi Guys
I have deleted some of the channel strip presets in Logic 8, is there any easy way of getting back all the original factory ones?
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Mike

yeloop wrote:
Hey there,
Thanks for the quick reply!
Once I find them, do I just drag them into a specific presets folder on the Mac? (if so, which folder?)
Or can the installer be run just for the channel strip presets?
I don't want to end up with duplicates by mistake, either!
Thanks again,
Mike
Yes, you drag them over.
Roght click on the installer packages on the DVDs, and click on the "show package conte4nts" button. This will open the installer package, then navigate until you find the presets. If you have several DVDs, it may take time to get to them, but they're there.
You'll have to place them in your drive here :
Macintosh HD / Library / Application Support / Logic /
That is where all the presets are found. You might have to enter your admin password to copy them over.
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I haven't experienced any of the channel strip issues, at the concert level or at patch level. It's easy to copy patches or make aliases. To copy a patch, select a patch, go to edit>copy or command>C. To paste, edit>paste or paste as alias(command>V or option-command>V).

Output channel strip blank

Has anyone seen this ?
I'm using Logic Pro 9. In one of the songs I'm working on, the output 1-2 channel strips ismblank. It doesn't have any of the insert buttons and I can't select any of the presets. (ie. Pop mastering, etc.)
I tried deleting the output strip and creating a new one, but that didn't work. It just created another blank channel strip.
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Annoying instant aux channel strip question

Howdy all,
Has anyone else been bugged by the following behavior in MS.
I'm working in a patch, and I have channel strip with verb and input bus 3. I also have a delay channel strip, and I decide to send the delay to the verb by instantiating a send to bus 3.
This works fine, except MS also makes an extra aux channel strip at the concert level with input bus 3. This serves no purpose, and I have to move the to concert level to delete this unwanted channel strip.
Am I missing something here, or is this just way it is?
Thanks for anyones input.

Howdy all,
Has anyone else been bugged by the following behavior in MS.
I'm working in a patch, and I have channel strip with verb and input bus 3. I also have a delay channel strip, and I decide to send the delay to the verb by instantiating a send to bus 3.
This works fine, except MS also makes an extra aux channel strip at the concert level with input bus 3. This serves no purpose, and I have to move the to concert level to delete this unwanted channel strip.
Am I missing something here, or is this just way it is?
Thanks for anyones input.

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I have recently reloaded Logic Pro v8.0.2 onto a newly reformatted drive running OSX 10.5.8. I have opened a previous session, and brought Logic back out of Universal Track Mode. My mix busses had been converted to mono, so I deleted them and am attempting to recreate them. I'm having trouble creating stereo Aux channels to serve as stereo Bus channels. I try:
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As usual, as soon as i post a problem in some board, i find the solution myself.
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