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Project Handling
Reverting to the Last Saved Version
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Saving Project Files As a New Version
You can create and activate a new version of an active project file. This is useful if
you are experimenting with edits and arrangements and want to be able to go back
to a previous version at any time.
• To save a new version of the active project, press
[Ctrl]/[Command]-[Alt]/[Option]-[S].
The new file is saved with the same name as the original project and an attached
incremental number. For example, if your project is called “My Project,” new
versions are called “My Project-01”, “My Project-02”, and so on.
Reverting to the Last Saved Version
You can return to the last saved version and discard all changes that have been
introduced.
PROCEDURE
1. Select File > Revert.
2. In the warning message, click Revert.
If you have recorded or created new audio files since the last version was saved, you
are prompted to delete or keep the files.
Choosing a Project Location
In Steinberg Hub and in the Project Assistant, you can specify where to save a
project.
• To create a project in the default project location, select Use default
location.
In the Project folder field, you can specify a name for the project folder. If you
do not specify a project folder here, the project is saved in a folder named
Untitled.
• To change the default project location, click in the path field.
A file dialog opens that allows you to specify a new default location.
• To create the project in a different location, select Prompt for project
location.
In the dialog that opens, specify a location and a project folder.