How to stream Logic's audio output live via internet

Question

Hi there, I'm looking for a way to stream the audio output from Logic (or any other DAW) from one recording studio via internet to another studio… not for remote recording, just for the producer for "creative monitoring", because he's out of town… so the audio quality doesn't need to be top notch. (Talkback would e.g. be via Skype.)
First question: is there a way to do it directly within the Logic DAW, i.e. from one Logic app to the other (remote) Logic app? I.e. just a "mirror" of the audio output (as stereo) that Logic will send directly to a remote host? I.e. a built-in Logic functionality? (I couldn't find anything in the manual.)
Second question: system-wise I assume it would be possible to do it by simply routing the output channels through Soundflower or JackOSX, and then into an application like Skype, where you would have to select the respective Soundflower/JackOSX channels as input.
One problem: the whole thing shouldn't interfere with the regular recording and monitoring setup in the originating studio. So maybe it would be best to simply have an additional monitor output from the hardware console or soundcard going by audio cable into a second computer, which will use the incoming audio as Skype input.
In a similar vein: is there a way to create a second pair of stereo outs in Logic, which functions as a direct audio "mirror"? It means that I would have the main stereo out signal on channels 1 & 2 (as always), but then also have the exact same signal on output channels 3 & 4 at the same time, which I could route to the soundcard's 3&4 outputs or through Soundflower into Skype?
Thanks in advance for your help.

Answer 1

Thank you, I think that answered my question. So it would go like this:
(1) All recording tracks plus playback tracks are routed not to stereo master output, but to a pre-master bus, e.g. bus 1.
(2) The pre-master bus (bus 1) output is then routed to stereo main out (1 & 2).
(3) On bus 2 (aux master) I select input from bus 1 (the pre-master bus), but route aux master bus output to stereo outputs 3 & 4.
(4) With outputs 3 & 4 I could then go directly into Skype, either on the same machine, or from the sound card 3&4 outputs into the input of a second computer running Skype.
I'll add an image in the follow-up post.