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More than one Buss
99% of my recording and mixing experience has been with Audition. I have very little experience with analog or other software programs. So, I'm curious about the way effects are routed with other programs.
In Audition, I use the FX section to run plugin effects for each channel, and then I have the Buss to use for whichever channels I'd like to run through it. So, I'm curious, why can't I create more than one buss in Auditon? I'd imagine this is possible in other programs? Does this make sense? Like I can make Buss A, B, and C; then I can arrange which channels get which Buss and what order the channel meets the Buss. 
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