Stero bus or aux for parallel compresion

Hi. Trying to do a simple parallel compression on a kit but for some reason I can't get my bus or aux to be stereo. There seems to be no phase problem so doing a bounce then put on stereo audio track is not an issue. I have unselected "universal track mode" which did give me stereo bus outs on tracks but my other tracks Guitar / Bass ect were knocked out and the Aux channel was still in mono. What am I doing wrong. Cause when I put a reverb on an aux it comes as stereo. Any help please......

I use motu's 896 hd, worked out why my mono tracks were knocked out that was just an output setting. But still with my bus set to out 1-2 ect the input on my aux track is mono.....

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