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Holy flip HAHAHAHAHAHAHA Thank you so much, I lost hours to this. Screen Recording 2022-11-15 at 10.33.14.mov

Hey all, Here is what I currently see of my logic controller assignment panel: There's no "class" dropdown on the right, for example. Here's an image I got from an online tutorial with extra options. I used to see these options but now I don't. What's it all about?

It's basically just a way to save multiple versions of a project within the same project file. Personally I find it easier to save multiple versions of a project as individual project files. Ah thanks David. I guess I do understand it, then, 'cause I also prefer saving multiple versions

In the meantime you could delete the muted regions and use the save as "new Project Alternative" feature. Not sure I understand proj alternatives but will bear this in mind and maybe look into it. Thanks.

Yeah this was my favourite idea and it's something I do a bit. Thanks!

I'd really like to be able to hide regions the way I can tracks. I'm often confused by a cluttered layout and would love to clean up with a press of a button without deleting things I might be saving for later. I've tried track alternatives and copying tracks etc but it's just a little too fiddly to bother with. Cheers

Ah thanks everyone. I did think of this copying track idea but it's not quite easy enough to bother implementing… I've got quite a few tracks here and that'd makes things fairly fiddly. To be clear: It's only muted regions I want to hide… but I don't want to delete them - gotta to keep 'em there for later. I really think hiding muted regions is a sick-ass idea. I'm going to request it. Thanks again all!

Hello, I'm always distracted by the clutter of muted MIDI regions but I don't want to delete them. Is there any way at all of hiding the regions? I like the track hide feature and would love to be able to use region hide in the same way. Thanks!

Oh gob seriously? Dang… Okay thanks.x

Yep, same thing happens.

Hey gwuys's In Logic X I'm finding that sometimes if a region is faded in and then faded out it's fine but when the fade in, for example, is changed to a speed up, the fade out will then stop working. Change the speed up back to a fade in and the fade out works again. Am I making myself clear? Fade in — fade out = cool Fade in — slow down = fade in stops working etc Thanks!

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I think I'm having the same trouble as the original poster, who's question wasn't really addressed. In Logic X I'm finding that sometimes if a region is faded in and then faded out it's fine but when the fade in, for example, is changed to a speed up, the fade out will then stop working. Change the speed up back to a fade in and the fade out works again. Am I making myself clear? Fade in — fade out = cool Fade in — slow down = fade in stops working etc

Thanks Crimson. We had kind of feared we'd have to do that. It's just such a pain 'cause we share a few really big libraries. Oh well. Thanks again!

No ideas?