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Record your original track (Vocals) to the audio track (PRINT) you created in the previous step.

Create an audio track (PRINT) and set the input of the track to Bus 1.

Make sure the bus is set to stereo if you’re using stereo effects.

Logic will automatically create an auxiliary bus track for you (PRINT BUS).

Set the output of the track you want to print to Bus 1 (or any other bus).

The basic steps to print effects to audio files are the same for every DAW, and here’s how you do it in Logic Pro X. It’s a technique that is used in many different situations including preparation of audio stems for mastering, freeing up computer resources, and archiving finished sessions. On the other hand, printing effects to a new audio file is a permanent action. You’re free to bypass the plugin, remove it completely, or select a different one. Using an effect plugin (EQ, compressor, delay, etc.) on a track’s insert isn’t a permanent action.