Apple Logic Pro /LogicExpress Discussion

Whenever I get something weird like that happening, I save the file under a new name to be safe and keep the existing version of it with the old name. Then, I'll close everything and shut off my computer. Sometimes, you can get a bug in the operating system or in Logic on start up, which solves itself after you turn the whole system on again.

Check to see if you still have a buss knob open on one or more of the channel strips for buss 3 on your mixer. When you go to the buss channel in the upper hand corner, go from viewing "all" to "single". That should really tell you if there is indeed any buss knob being being used on any other channel strip, which is probably what the conflict is. Of course, if you go to your aux channel strip, you can delete the channel's  I/O input, which should take care of the problem and make it easier for you to delete the entire channel.



--- In Logic_Cafe@yahoogroups.com, Gregory <glists@...> wrote:
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> Actually, I can delete objects, but when I try to delete unused busses or outputs, I get a message saying that whatever I'm about to delete is "assigned to a track in the arrange window."  I think Logic is lying to me.  
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> Most recent:  Bus 3 has a delay insert.  No audio objects are sending to this bus, I have no tracks assigned to this bus, and when I ignore the dire warning and delete it, nothing visible happens in the arrange window or track mixer.   
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> I'm happy to click "Delete Anyway", but am too compulsive to do so without checking every track and audio object to make sure I didn't miss something, and I never did, so there's a big waste of time involved every time I try to delete some random unused audio object.
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>  Is this a bug, or is there some other place where assignments are made that I can't see?
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> Thanks for anyone's input.
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> gregory
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