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Some months ago I had a project in Logic Pro X saved as "Holy Grail". I liked the layout, so I deleted the content and saved it as "Blank", which I now duplicate and use as the template for all my new projects. Today's was saved as "Mokele Mbembe". All projects I've done this with still say "Holy Grail" at the top, as shown. I can find no reference to Holy Grail anywhere in the file. How can I get rid of this?
This looks like you still have a project alternative title. You must remove that alternative. If it can't be removed, rename it to the exact title it already has, then it'll disappear from the title.
This looks like you still have a project alternative title. You must remove that alternative. If it can't be removed, rename it to the exact title it already has, then it'll disappear from the title.
I’d save it as a template, if that’s what you’re using it as. It specifically is for, get to that blank state you likes, make sure that you delete any audio files and such you don’t need in it, go to file and save as template. Call it something like “my starting point” (or whatever😉) and then when you next open logic, you can see it in your templates. It’s a far more efficient way to avoid some of what you are experiencing.
Did you save it as a “blank” template?
I did not save it as a FCPX template, just as a regular file.
That solved it, Erik, thanks! I had never even looked at those "Alternatives" before.
Weird secondary title??
