Logic Pro export track is doubling

Once again, thanks yoyoBen for your reply.

I think I figured it out.

When I was exporting, I selected all the clips - even the muted ones on tracks 3 - 8, and chose File>Export>Selection as Audio File. I suspect this created the doubled voice, as if this export method disregards the mute.

I have since used the File>Bounce>Project or Selection, and it works without issue. (I highlighted 2 guitar tracks and the 1 vocal track)

Also, I highlighted just tracks that I wanted to use (at the track level, not the clips; 3 tracks in my example), and then File>Export>3 Tracks as Audio File, and that worked as well.

I'm a noobie with Logic Pro and clearly I have a lot to learn.

Thank you for your replies and hopefully, this experience can help others.

Thanks, yoyoBen, for your response.

I've attached a screenshot that shows the window and the mixer. Tracks (Audio) 3 through (Audio) 8 were various recordings of the vocal; you'll notice these are muted. I then copied the excerpts that I wanted to use into Track 9 (Vocal Assembly Track), which is the only vocal track I used.

Also, here's a link to allow you to hear the problem. The file "TDIFMY-in Logic-trim" is the sound when played in Logic (sorry for the "thin" sound... it's the best I can do). The file "TDIFMY-sample-v5-trim" is what was exported. You'll hear the vocal doubling issue with this one. Please note that for this exported sample, all plugins were disabled.

Let me know if you need anything else.

thnx/ bruce

i noticed some typos:

*When listening to it while in Logic Pro (v11), it sounds fine. I select all the clips and export “selected”, the exported wav file has the vocals [sort of] doubled [but] with a slight delay