Dear MAGIX team,

I would like to report an issue that occurs when loading projects in Music Maker. The problem appears when the program tries to locate the audio files used in a song. Even though the corresponding WAV file exists and is in the correct location, Music Maker sometimes fails to identify it and asks the user to select the file manually.

The cause of the issue is that Music Maker automatically generates two auxiliary files alongside each WAV file, using the same base name but with the extensions .H0 and .HDP. When the program searches for the audio file, it finds three matches with the same name and, in certain cases, does not correctly distinguish which one is the actual sound file. As a result, Music Maker fails to detect the WAV file and prompts the user to locate it manually, even though the file is present and accessible.

This behavior is especially problematic for users who work with large soundpool collections and thousands of samples organized by instrument folders, as it is not feasible to manually manage or separate the auxiliary files generated by the program itself.

Request: I kindly ask you to review this behavior so that Music Maker correctly identifies audio files and ignores the auxiliary .H0 and .HDP files generated by the program. Improving the file‑search logic would prevent this issue and make it easier to work with complex projects and extensive sample libraries.

I remain available to provide screenshots or any additional information you may need.

Sincerely, Juan Carlos