[Solved] No mastering reverb on the mastered mixed down WAV file

MASTER outs...  I assume you mean the bus called Master.
 
All your tracks and busses should end up routed to the Master bus.  Route the Master bus output to the MOTU outputs that have your monitors connected.  The ONLY thing going to the MOTU output should be the Master bus.
Your mastering plugins go in the FX bin of the Master bus. 
When you export the audio to create the 16/44 WAV file, select only the Master bus as the source.

What Karyn said.
 
Also, if you mute your master bus, you should hear nothing.
 
If you DO hear anything you need to check your routing

I mix all my tracks and bounce them together to a separate stereo track via "Track Bounce". I mute all the performance tracks and select the stereo track only useing the ruler to scale that stereo track's content only as a track source and use it as my mixdown master stereo track and it is sent to the master track. I use all mastering Ozone in that Master effects bin.
It sounds really nice.
But the burned CDS have no reverb.
Should I be exporting these individual stereo mixdowns to a separate project file and then import them to their own mixdown project file(s) and them apply my mastering software to each individual file?
That seems rather cumbersome. But I am more than willing to do it if it will solve this problem.
 
????
 

Shepoid,
 
Not at my DAW now but isn't there something when you export that asks you to select effects?  I believe its on the right hand side near the bottom there is a menu.  Did you look at that?  What did you have checked?

When bouncing tracks be sure to carefully check that pop-up dialog... There are a lot of options there including sources, FX, etc. If your mixdown is not what you expect, try another mix down and check that carefully.

I cannot get anything to register from the master channel.
I do not have any singnals going to any busses. This is simple acoustic music I'm doing. No vocals, No drums, noMidi stuff. Just played into a mic, recorded it and that's it. No effects on any recorded channels, no eqing. I would think this Cakewalk XP-1 could handle this. But it is not.
All recorded tracks are going to "Master"
I do NOT have as an output selection "Master" in the master track. I have listed the MOTU Main outs, Output 1&2 and so on.
I hear the mastering effects when I put them in the effects bin of the master channel but they are not registering as signal going through the OZONE VST Izotope 5's signal indication.
I put the Ozone Izotope 5 into the mixed down stereo channel's effects bin  and I see itgetting signal AND hear it as well.
I think my mastering would be cleaner if I were mastering from the master channel's output rather than from the stereo mixed down channel that is going TO the master. Rather then the other way round which is what the Cakewalk software is forcing me to do at this point.
I cannot seem to find any other way to do this and the results are no as clean sounding as i need them to be.
Please, any suggestions?
I'm really disheartened over this.
 
Thank you so much for all of the support.
 
I really hope this is something simple I am not seeing.
 
 
 
 

I am so confused by this.
 
Looking to try and install Sonar 7 and just use that as this X-1 seems unable to master from the master track.
My mixdown track's output is set to MASTER which means to the master channel?
  It seems pretty simple but  master track will not engage the OZONE from the export. I do hear it though. 
So confused by this.
 

Before you give up - try this.
 
1: Listen to the song to make sure everything is there.
2: Click on File > Export > Audio
3: At the lower right, choose the preset "what you hear"
4: Make sure your set to 44.1K 16 bit and export the wav file
 
Don't try burning a CD at this point, just make sure you can get the export right.
 
Personally - I would never apply FX at burn time within X1. I do from my other DAW that has a dedicated mastering section, but I wouldn't do it from X1. I'd save it as a finished WAV in the exact format it needs to be then burn from that. It eliminates a lot of possible problems, plus you have a WAV Master of the song... something that is always good to have for future conversions.
 
Just my 2 cents...

Your issue is your trying to master at mixdown, separate the two tasks.