11 buses suddenly white not yellow

[Billair]

running 11.3.1, this has been happening to me for a while now but i'm mixing and decide to send my drums say, to a reverb so i create a stereo aux, plugin a verb, send from drum aux to verb aux, the meter is pumping but the sound hasn't changed, input is going into my 140 (say) but it doesn't sound any diff. so i go look at the bus and bus 15-16 say, is white. so then i change it to the default reverb bus that is yellow and go back to it and it's white? am i missing something, is this something you guys have covered

btw, i'm running mac pro 3.03 12 core 48 g ram hd omni ... mavericks 9.5

i just went through hell and back trying to move to 11.3.2 but thats another story... any suggestions on the bus white ****e anyone?bus smaller.jpg

[demodigi]

I don't understand : what's your issue ?

From the Aux point of view (= as a bus receiver), bold yellow means the bus is already assigned/used by another Aux (or Instrument, or Rec_Armed audio, or a side-chain comp input) track.

Ticked white confirms that that bus is assign to that aux track but not any other. Unticked White means free busses.
=> that's what you get, as you have a signal in your input (I don't know why you can't here your reverb, but it's something else, maybe a wet/dry level adjustment ?)

From the send point of view (as an emitter toward a bus), bold yellow means the bus is already assigned to, at least, one receiver (=Aux, or Instrument, or Rec_Armed audio track, or a side-chain comp input), ticked means it is assign to that (those) bus(ses), white means the bus isn't used (at all = not terminated).

If you're not sure, right-click* on your Aux input, or one of your Sends, and choose "Show Only Assignements to reverb bus" (right-clic on "Restore Previously Shown Tracks" to revert back).

* a real right-click (not CTRL+Click)

[Rich Breen]

picture of screen is too fuzzy to help - try a regular screenshot.

[studiorat67]

Originally Posted by demodigi

I don't understand : what's your issue ?

From the Aux point of view (= as a bus receiver), bold yellow means the bus is already assigned/used by another Aux (or Instrument, or Rec_Armed audio, or a side-chain comp input) track.

WOW DUDE YOUR A ****ING DICK Thats not what he was complaining about get over yourself he was pointing out that it was working as normal and now suddenly its a different color

[Emcha_audio]

I'm closing the thread temporarily until tempers cooldown. There's no reason for such language here.

[Emcha_audio]

Thread reopened, play nice people.

[Sardi]

Originally Posted by Emcha_audio

Thread reopened, play nice people.

Why bother?

An abusive comment bumping a 7yo thread? What’s the point?


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[Darryl Ramm]

Toss 'em out of the clubhouse. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[Ben Jenssen]

Yea. Hang 'em.

[Ben Jenssen]

Originally Posted by Ben Jenssen

Yea. Hang 'em.

Just a bit of fun, you understand