On 10/1/01 3:07 PM, johnp@...: >> Folder tracks, by any chance? > > There's no equivalent to Logic's > folders. You can choose to display or hide tracks as required, > there are custom named mixer views, not sure if there are > custom named sequence editor (arrange) views. The closest you can get to anything that approaches Logic's "Folder" tracks in DP by using "Chunks" (stupid, name, no?). Basically, each "chunk" can be anything from a snippet of a few tracks, to an entire full blown MIDI/Audio production. You could link lots of chunks together, and they would each appear as separate arranges, with links to other chunks in the chunks window. It's more complicated and resource intensive than Logic, and not nearly as intuitive (or the way chunks were meant to be used, but it can be done). As far as folder tracks go, I'd have to say that Cubase has the best folder tracks in my opinion, because you get a little folder with a triangle, and you can open them in the SAME arrange window like a directory in Windows (or Mac) OS, and you can see the contents of your folder along with everything else. Although I guess you could set up a screen set in Logic with Two Arrange windows, one for non-folder tracks, and the other expressly for folder tracks. Orren --------------------------- http://www.dvboutique.com http://www.mp3.com/darklingthrush