First off, I do see how the clips you're copying into your new timeline don't appear in your Project window, which is weird. I know the Media Browser window allows you to filter which filetypes you can see; I wonder if you have something similar to that toggled for your Project window that's not allowing it to display whatever filetype those audio files are. Also, it would have been nice to see the "audio 2" project before you copy the files over to verify it is creating those "empty" folders after you copy the files.
But all of that aside, you're not following my instructions with copying files between projects. Don't copy from your timeline to paste in another timeline. That gives you no control over where those clips are being organized in your new project. You see those two tabs in the lower left that say "Project: audio 2" and "Project: FIREWORKS PROMO"? Those are the only two tabs that matter. Drag one of those tabs to a different place in your monitor, so then you have both those Project tabs open at the same time. From there, either copy-paste or click-and-drag the relevant files from one project tab to the other. Don't even touch the timelines. Once you have the files in your new project, organize them in a bin if you want. You'll have to manually match your in and out points from your other project before dropping those clips in the timeline, or you can drop them in and then trim them to match your other project, but maybe someone has a tip to work around that.
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