Weird screen redraws

hi folks.
mac newbie here...so please be kind!
anyhow, whenever I'm recording an audio track, and the screen pages to the next screen after a scroll, I ALWAYS get leftovers on the screen from the previous page (weird waveform bits and things).
is there some setting in the Mac that I need to change so my Logic screen redraws are clean? and not have little bits of graphics everywhere?
thanks!!
cheers
rich

Is this only during recording? If so I can comfort you. Logic until today cannot draw the waveform perfect in realtime during recording and this sometimes looks strange. I would call it an adumbration of the waveform. When the recording is finished usually you get a clear picture.
It will be changed in the 2013 update, as far as I know
Eddie

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