Proper location of the "Logic" Folder?

I've updated my system several times and have several boot disks with different OS installed and have noticed that I have "Logic" folders located in the following directories:
Users/"home folder"/Movies/Music/Logic
Users/"home folder"/Music/Logic
iTunes folder also exist in both of these locations.
Which is the correct location for these folders (including the iTunes forlder, while we're at it!)?
Can I consolidate them into one correct folder?
There is a third folder with quite a different purpose, but also called "Logic" located here:
"System Drive"/Library/Application Support/Logic

Generally, the Logic folder would be located within Music, alongside the iTunes folder. The idea is to save your Logic projects in there.
The Audio Music Apps folder contains Logic's assets. You are not meant to save your projects here, and your iTunes library folder shouldn't be here either.
If there is a Music folder in your Movies folder, it's likely that it was accidentally copied in there. If you accidentally drag Music into Movies, this can easily happen. But iTunes would normally still be referencing the original library in Music.

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