Propblem when exporting midi files

Hello,
When I select a midi sequence (made of 50 regions for ex) and export it - when I open it back, ALL my regions show up but in 50 different tracks.
How can I export them so that ALL lined-up on the same track? Urgent.
Many thanks in advance..
Sbgb

It's very simple.
1. Select all the tracks you wish to export to a midfile.
2. Go to the Region menu, then the Merge section and hit "Merge regions per tracks".
That should do the job.
Damian.

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