Dear Steve, I repeat here a post from another user ("DR") that I think is really worth covering in Logic TNT : ---------------------------------- I think it would be great to see some tutorials on using folders and other tools in logic to manage a complex midi arrangement with lots of takes and alternate midi parts. Whatever tips and tricks can be used to make an arrangement more manageable and best practices for bouncing midi to audio and archiving the original midi tracks in case you want to change the parts in the future. Just overall getting around quickly in a complex midi arrangement and preparing it for the Final Mix or getting a track ready for a mixer/engineer to work with. ---------------------------------- Tutorials are great when they share long-time user experience, and not only explain what's in the manual. So please, Steve, take this suggestion in consideration. I believe you have a lot of experience in managing large projects in Logic, and we would be delighted to see some tips about that. Frédéric

I would also like to see more information on file management in Logic for large projects. If you want to create a series of sketches that all use the same audio samples, what is the ideal way of managing multiple sequence files without duplicating the entire project?

Folders can do so many things.... good idea. Look for that in TNT2!