In this video, I demonstrate the following: 1. How to create and use Folder Stacks. 2. How to create and use Summing Stacks. 3. How to use Summing Stacks for bus processing. 4. How to use Summing Stacks to layer software instruments. 5. How to flatten track stacks. Support the sponsor of this video, Boombox | bit.ly/boomboxsponsor For mixing/mastering work, contact me at my website | carneymediagroup.com Follow MusicTechHelpGuy on Instagram | instagram.com/musictechhelpguy Support the channel on Patreon | patreon.com/musictechhelpguy Demo project used in this video | www.logicproguide.com/downloads Timestamps: 0:00 Introduction 0:31 Sponsor Segment 1:11 Folder Stacks 4:15 Flatten Folder Stacks 4:49 Summing Stacks 8:58 Drum Bus EQ & Compression 11:24 Acoustic Guitar Bus Compression 13:18 Flatten Summing Stacks 14:03 Layering Software Instruments 15:49 Transposer & Tremolo Effects

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Great explanation of folders and stacks. Now I see them as an alternative to VCAs and Busses.

Post/pre pan/fader a bit confusing sometimes (I never worked with physical mixer) but together with track stacking it opens a whole new world of possibilities.

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What if you have different types of bass (acoustic, synth etc) that come in at different times but you want them side chained to the low end percussion? How would you group process this to avoid individually side chaining all the instruments? Just do a group bass summing track and separate the low end from the drum stack into a separate stack or..?

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Hey Josh, just wondering where you got those super nice pads + arp at the end of the video. Thank you.

Thank you. A summing stack is good to use rather than just routing tracks to a normal bus

Great tip re recording midi on a summed track!

Thanks for all the great videos. They are awesome and a great help. This doesn't seem to work when using midi. I'm using Drum Machine Designer and I'm trying to apply gated reverb to the toms. If I send the toms to a Track Stack so I can apply gated reverb to all 3 toms at the same time they don't make any sound. As if the midi doesn't make it to the Drum Designer. Also the plugins in Logic don't allow multiple tracks to be side chained by 1 gate (All 3 Toms). I know Studio One does. The only way I can apply gated reverb to the toms is to create an aux track for each tom. Which seems wasteful. Am I missed a something? Maybe you could do a video on 80's gated reverb using Drum Designer

What's the difference in doing the summing to just sending all your audio to a separate bus to compress?

If you send the various kick drums (there are 3 in the boucne down) to a bus to compress. Do you then need to change the output of those drum tracks to stereo or to the bus? I followed the method you have outlined but it just seems to make everything louder because there is an output signal on the bus and the drum tracks. Does that make sense? I am confused.

Is track stacks and buss processing necessary for production? I’m a beginner producer and I really would prefer not to be bothered with extra stuff like this if not necessary? Can I just get away with loading any desired effects on channel strip one by one or will this present issues at some point?

When I send my single hits to a bus reverb it works fine, but then when I want to filter the drum bus down as a whole the reverb still plays, how can I stop this? thanks.

Great Day to You Mr.MTHG!!! I was wondering if you've experienced in or out of track stacks, hitting solo on a track, but hearing more audio tracks than the one soloed?

how can i add an extra track in an already made track stack?

I knew you were dropping a video today. But I REALLY hoped it would be on automation.

Are you able to add automation to summing stacks? I see how to add automation, but whenever i click to add a little line with points, nothing happens.

Does anyone have been able to create a track stack inside another track stack?

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