Export audioinstrument to audio with effect

hi, does anyone know how to export an audioinstrument track to an audio one with the bus effect?
When I export it (doing file> export track to audio file)with an insert effect (like reverb), everything 's ok (reverb is included in audio file)but it does not work with bus effect, is there a way to do this?
thanks.

Before bouncing - Solo that track. Must be done one at a time.

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