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FILE MENU 381
Save object
This function allows you to save a single object. This file contains all the data of the object
editor like fades, effects, object names, etc., but not the actual audio data. The wave
project referenced by the object also has to be available if you want to reload the object.
Save session
A Samplitude session is a meta project, which includes the file paths and window positions
of all loaded projects at the time of being saved. This is useful for starting to work again at
the same position where you ended last, without having to load various projects.
If you save a session with the name "startup.sam" and place it into the directory with the
program folder, Samplitude will load that session automatically the next time you start the
program.
Rename project
The current project can be renamed using this dialog. With HD wave projects all the files
involved will be renamed correspondingly.
Delete Wave Project(s)
With this menu point you can easily delete wave projects from the hard disk. All files
belonging to the HD wave project (the .WAV file containing the audio files, files with the
graphics data, and the HDP file with the project information) will be deleted together.
Note: A HD wave project can only be deleted once it's closed. As long as there are still
parts of the project that are active as objects in the VIP, deletion is impossible. Once the
dialog has been confirmed, you will be able to delete the data.
Delete virtual project (*.vip)
With this menu point you can easily delete wave projects from the hard disk. The integrated
wave files can be individually blocked from deletion by removing check marks under
"Delete" next to each file. The remaining files belonging to a virtual project will be deleted.
Warning: Once the dialog has been confirmed, the data will be deleted without a repeat
query.
Export audio
This menu point allows you to export projects in various formats.
The export dialogs for each format are almost identical.
1. Selection of path and file name.
2. Format settings: Here you'll find a dialog with a selection and settings options for the
corresponding export format.