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which to save the currently open Playlist. Click on ENTER (or press [E
NTER
] on the keyboard)
to confirm the creation of a new Playlist with the name you typed in. Click on CANCEL to abort.
which to save the currently open Playlist. Click on ENTER (or press [E
NTER
] on the keyboard)
to confirm the creation of a new Playlist with the name you typed in. Click on CANCEL to abort.
This operation will create a new Playlist with the new name and make that Playlist the active
Playlist. The History List will be preserved as it was for this new Playlist.
This operation will create a new Playlist with the new name and make that Playlist the active
Playlist. The History List will be preserved as it was for this new Playlist.
Freezing the version: When you want to freeze the current version of a Project and move on
without altering that version, you probably want to first rename that Playlist then save the Project,
which saves that open Playlist including edits. Then you can use Save Playlist As… Your new
Playlist will get the new name. Remember you can always rename any Playlist including the
open Playlist or the Playlist you previously had frozen.
Freezing the version: When you want to freeze the current version of a Project and move on
without altering that version, you probably want to first rename that Playlist then save the Project,
which saves that open Playlist including edits. Then you can use Save Playlist As… Your new
Playlist will get the new name. Remember you can always rename any Playlist including the
open Playlist or the Playlist you previously had frozen.
NOTE: After the Save Playlist As… command, the previously open Playlist will be left as it was
at the time it was last saved, which was whenever the Project was last saved. This now-closed
Playlist will lose its History List. If you have never saved the Project, then the version you are
leaving behind will contain all of its recordings and edits up the last time you performed a
recording pass (because the Project is saved every time you record), but nothing after that (more
editing, for example). Instead subsequent edits will only be in the newly created Playlist.
NOTE: After the Save Playlist As… command, the previously open Playlist will be left as it was
at the time it was last saved, which was whenever the Project was last saved. This now-closed
Playlist will lose its History List. If you have never saved the Project, then the version you are
leaving behind will contain all of its recordings and edits up the last time you performed a
recording pass (because the Project is saved every time you record), but nothing after that (more
editing, for example). Instead subsequent edits will only be in the newly created Playlist.
For more detailed information on the
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For more detailed information on the
Playlist Manager
The Playlist Manager is a GUI utility for creating, opening, renaming, or deleting, Playlists.
There are no menu equivalent functions from front panel pr either Remote.
Playlist | Playlist Manager…
- or -
Press [A
LT
+p] on the keyboard
When you select Playlist Manager… from the Playlist menu (or press [A
LT
+p]) the Playlist
Manager window is launched. This window contains a list of Playlists already created for the
currently open Project. The currently loaded (open) Playlist is shown with an arrow pointing to it
from the left hand side of the list. One Playlist will be highlighted as well, but it may not be the
currently open Playlist.
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