best way to bounce multiple takes logic x pro

This is why recording an I/O plugin on an output is so restrictive. And bypassing any latency inducing plugins prior to the I/O plugin won't help, you have to completely remove them. In other words, all signals currently routed to that output must be latency free prior to the output's I/O plugin. Also, you can't have any tracks that route signals through a latency inducing plugin on an aux before the output hosting the I/O plugin.

The I/O plugin must be the first latency inducing plugin on the output.

You must record the return signal direct from inputs, you cannot record through a bus.

You record direct from the same inputs that you've configured in the I/O plugin.

You've correctly tested and set your Recording Delay in Preferences > Audio.

Recording a dry return signal from an I/O plugin that's inserted onto an output channel strip only works* if the following tough restrictions are met: You must record through a bus, or you'll get recordings that are a minimum of a roundtrip early. With audio/instrument channel strips, you cannot record direct from the inputs you've set in the I/O plugin. You can have latency inducing plugins before and after the I/O plugin in you want, but if you want to record a completely *dry* return signal, you'll have to bypass any plugins inserted after the I/O plugin. Simply route the Audio or Instrument channel strip to a bus via it's send, and use another audio track to record from that bus. Recording an I/O Plugin from an Audio or Instrument channel strip

Here's how I think it works, depending on which type of channel strip you have the I/O plugin inserted on. So I went away and thoroughly tested recording (the return signal) from I/O plugins (over 200 test recordings!). I hit the quote button to try to answer this a couple of times, but realised there was some holes in my knowledge.

Depends if the I/O plugin is inserted onto an audio or software instrument track, or on an aux/output.

Best way to bounce multiple takes logic x pro