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Recording
If you have made changes to a project and then attempt to close the
project, either by closing the Track view or by choosing File-Close, Pro
Audio asks if you want to save the changes you have made. This
prevents you from accidentally losing your work. You can tell whether
changes have been made to a project by looking for an asterisk (*) after
the project name in the Pro Audio title bar.
Pro Audio has an Auto Save feature that periodically saves your work
into a special backup Þle. You can request automatic backups at Þxed
time intervals or every time a certain number of changes have been
made to the Þle. When the limit is reached, the Þle is saved
automatically. If your original project is called myproject.wrk, the Auto
Save version is called auto save version of myproject.wrk.
If there is a power failure or if you make a signiÞcant mistake, you can
recover the last-saved version of your project by opening this Þle. You
should then save your song under a different name by using the File-
Save As command.
Bundle .
bun
A single file that includes all the material in
your project: MIDI data, project settings,
and audio data. This format is used for
projects that contain digital audio, when you
want to back up your work or transfer a
project to a different computer. See
“Backing Up Projects with Digital Audio”
on page 13-18 for more information.
Template .
tpl
A file that is used as a pattern to create
another. Templates make it easy to create
and configure new projects. See Chapter
12,
Using Layouts and Templates
for more
information.
To Save a Project…
1. Choose
File-Save As
to display the Save As dialog box.
2. Choose the type of file you want to save from the Save as Type
list.
3. Enter a file name and click Save.
Pro Audio saves the file.
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