🚀 go-pugleaf

Hi Leon,
There are two ways:

1. Create a send. In the Main Multitrack window, select the "Sends" button (top left corner, it looks like two arrows at a 90 degree angle), then expand a track height, by grabbing between the tracks and dragging or by rolling your mouse wheel while hovering over the track header.
A. Select a track that has audio on it.
B. In the track controls there is a power button, turn it on (it will turn green). This turns on the send.
C. Below that is a Volume knob, turn it to "0", this controls the amount of audio sent to the bus.
D. Below that is dropdown that will be displaying "None".
Open the dropdown and select "Add Bus..." A new bus and track will be created below with the name "Bus A".
E. Go to Bus A track and add an effect like normal.

When you play back, audio will be "sent" to Bus A, which will then be sent through the effect you chose. You can send as much of the audio to the buss while also sending the main output to the Master.

2. Route the track output to a Bus.
A. Create a bus via Insert>Bus Track...
B. In the Main Multitrack window, select the "Inputs/Outputs" button (top left corner, it looks like two arrows pointing right then left).
C. In the bottom dropdown, Open it and select the newly created Bus.

This will send the entire output of that track to the selected Bus.

Hope this helps.
-Matt Stegner