How to have Aux track be Solo'd with individual tracks feeding it?

Alright, I feel like a n00b all over again but hoping for simple (and timely) solution. I'm sure this has been figured out... or if not please let me know so I can abandon my current plan.
 
I have set up my first "Aux" track scheme.
 
Track 1
+
Track 2
 
Sent to Aux 1
 
It seems if I try to solo Track 1 or Track 2 I have to ALSO go out of my way to solo Aux 1.
 
Has a workflow been figured out whereby if I solo a single track in a series of tracks that feed an Aux bus that the Aux Bus solos as well?
 
Or how do I work this?
 
Essentially I would like to be able to solo Track 1 and/or Track 2 independently without having to take the extra step of Soloing the Aux bus or creating control groups (and I'm not sure a control group would work anyway because it might solo BOTH Track 1 and 2).
 
Sorry... I r stoopid.
 
I am setting up a project so could use a quick answer if possible even if this is not possible (in which case I will have to abandon my nefarious Aux Bus scheme... which would be a shame).
 
Thanks in advance.

And just in case it's not clear what I'm trying to do...
 
Currently when I have a bunch of tracks sent to a Bus in the Bus Pane I can solo a track and that will be all I hear (unless there is a send to an effect bus or something but that's another story).
 
I would like that behavior with my Aux tracks if at all possible. I am grouping "doubled" guitar tracks and thought the Aux track system would be a good way to manage that in the Track area... but if Soloing becomes a pain it's not gonna work for me.

I get what you are trying to do, but ran into issues as well trying for a similar goal.
Lets hope that aux/patch is going to evolve...
 
T

Sorry for the quick reply earlier. I was on my phone so keeps me "short and sweet." When introduced, the aux track/patch point solo does not follow the same solo functionality as tracks/busses. I had originally asked that in this thread, and Noel has chimed in a couple times to say that is intended to be updated.
 
For me, I initially played with them feeding from tracks that were not even adjacent to each other, let alone the same folder, so the functionality fell apart for me in short order. I do not keep routing diagrams for projects, so not being able to isolate feeds became problematic (even more so if walk away from the project so is no longer fresh-in-mind).
 
Putting tracks into a folder does work for the time being, but is a little less flexible.

Thanks, guys. I have some ideas for how they could manage this like perhaps a bisected solo button as soon as a track becomes routed to an Aux track (so one half solos only the track and the other half solos the track and any downstream tracks) and/or a right click context menu that sets the solo behavior for individual solo buttons. That could also use the bisected button scheme so two user settings can be applied for each button... and maybe even allow to choose which downstream targets are included in the soloing action.
 
hmmm...
 
Unless they do something in the next month or so though I'll likely be out of luck because my subscription will be up soon. D'oh!
 
For now I guess for THIS particuar purpose it's not SUCH a huge deal to hit two solo buttons because the tracks will be right next to each other but it's still pretty clunky.
 
Cheers.

Thanks for that tip Dave!
 
I've been having the same issue as Beep. I have every group of tracks sent to an AUX, ie in and out kick, top and bottom snare, etc. It really is very time consuming to solo the AUX and the associated tracks individually. 

Looking forward to the next update. Thanks, Noel !!