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  1. Dear all, I think I have found the solution to the problem. Today I was in my studio to work on the Logic song. I opened the file and there were no more unwanted folders. I realised that it was a system incompatibility issue. At home I run Logic 10.5.1 but in my studio I run Logic 10.3.3. (because I use an old Mac Pro) Logic always warns when I open a song that wasn´t created using the same version but so far there were no problems. Until now. Thanks for all your input and sorry for having wasted your time.
  2. After struggling with it I think it has something to do with "overlapping" regions. At least Logic thinks they are. Everything is quantised and I can´t see any overlapping. Is there a function to highlight overlapping regions?
  3. As I said the video isn´t good. When I click on an empty track sometimes it creates a folder. Why does it do that if there´s no midi data? Also when joining 2 regions it should create a continuous midi region, not a folder which can´t be unpacked. Don´t you agree?
  4. Sorry. The video is public now. When joining midi regions I use the key "command & J" (join). It´s worked fine for a long time now. The video isn´t good. I have a midi region (bass) that just became a folder all by itself. When I want to unpack it it disappears leaving no data.
  5. I´ve been working with Logic for many years. Logic Pro has some features which I'm not comfortable with. All of a sudden when I want to merge (join) 2 midi tracks Logic Pro creates a folder. When I ask it to unpack this folder nothing happens. I don´t want a folder just a continuous midi track. Is there some sort of preference setting where I can bypass this and return to normal operation? Here´s a video of Logic Pro creating a folder even though the track is empty:
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