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I think these troubles may be related to your very first channel strip (Vinyl), which is set to Surround, and makes the "Down Mix" thing appear on your master strip. I think you should set that to stereo.

I am having the same issue. I just upgraded to Sierra and logic x, firstly my Motu was crashing the system but thats sorted. Now im having the issue with all the channels working fine but nothing moving on the master. Audio settings are fine and it wont work on the soundcard or built in output. Im getting a loud crack when i press play on Logic and thats all.

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I know that GE Fanuc has not been a manufacturer of PLCs for quite some time and I know that logic master has been defunct even longer. I've heard that some reps have helped people out with copies of the software in the past.

If I was to take a guess, the 90-30s I'm trying to backup were probably done in logicmaster due to when the machine was commissioned, but I don't know if they ever upgraded any of the programming afterwards.

On an analog console, a bus is a conductive trace on a printed circuit board. In other words, it's like an audio cable. You route tracks to a bus, and the bus routes all the tracks to a destination, usually a channel strip. The master bus is the bus that contains your entire mix and is, in turn, routed to your speakers. In Logic, the master bus is called "Stereo Output", and it is routed to the "Output" channel strip.

The Master output channel strip is used as the master control fader for all sub output channel strips. Unless you are working in Surround sound, it is best to leave the Master channel strip fader at '0' and forget it exists.

Even though in Logic it's not labeled as such by default, when working in stereo, the Stereo output is, technically, the master bus: it is the bus used to mix down all the audio that will end up in the final mix that you output to your speakers and bounce to your final mix audio file.

Your attachment shows channel strips, not busses. A bus is not a channel strip, it's an invisible pathway for an audio signal. In my previous screenshot I showed how to route audio signal to the "Stereo Output" bus, which is Logic's master bus. It is labeled differently in Logic, but technically it's exactly the same thing as the master bus on an analog console.

I come to notice today that my mixes are sounding to harsh and kind of distorted and I noticed on the master channel strip there are two letters "M" and "D" I know what the M is for but what is "D"? I looked all over the manual for this and could not find it.

I noticed a couple of my projects turned into multi mono for my Master Output 1-2. I dont mix in surround and want to change these projects to stereo but I dont know where this setting lies. Can anyone help me out here? I dont think I ever changed it this way nor loaded any surround plugin so I am wondering if this is a bug in Logic 9. Once again to clarify I want to make my master ouput STEREO and not MULTI MONO. THanks people!

So... Anybody else experience playback with no sound and no signal to the master bus? Levels in channel strips and channels are jumping up and down as normal but no signal is being sent to the main output. Routing is checked so that's not the problem. I got this happening in a few of my projects since the latest Logic update...

The routing is not faulty. The sound doesn't come back during playback. I either have to reload the project, refresh file overview or update file information for it to sort it out before it happens again in matter of seconds or a minute.. And if I was to switch to the built-in speakers; there would still be no sound as the master bus isn't getting any signal.

The problem is that when I click "create track" for output, it doesn't create a track. I might have created a track for the master channel before trying to create a track for the output. I restarted logic and it still wont show me the automation for output channel, instead it only shows a track for the .aster channel that only allows automation for volume, mute and solo.

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