Topic: Welcome screen problem

If you move the mouse over the pulsating stickie note button, the popup will disappear once you move the mouse away.

You can disable this automatic popup feature by deselecting the “pop up project stickie note after loading project” option in preferences.

@siegfried wrote:

Thanks 😳 Oh, and one more quick question: is it possible to save my song as a new arrangement? I mean: I open some arrangement in the project, work on it and now I want to save it, but not overwrite previous version of arrangement. I only figured that I can save it as a whole new project… thank you

No, you cannot, however you could do a new phantom copy (right clicking on the arrangement) and start working on the copy. I know it isn’t the same, but at least you can do it until a certain degree 🙂

Arrangements are not saved as separate files. They are all saved in the single project file. One way to look at it, is to see arrangements as part of the project, the same way you see note sequences as part of an arrangement.

If you make changes you want to keep, but at the same time don’t want to overwrite the existing project/arrangement that was last saved, then you need to use the “save project as” to save to a new file.

If you want to experiment with an arrangement, yet still want to keep the original arrangement, then you can make a copy of the arrangement before you start editing. Right-click the arrangement in the list on the project start page, and select “new unique copy”.

The way it is currently makes more sense to me; I consider that when I want to change something, I make a new copy and work on one of them, and leave the other.