Save Open Files

When you save a file to disk using: the Save As ... command from the File Menu, or when a file created using the New ... command from the File Menu is saved for the first time, the following dialog appears to allow you to select a name for the file

Separating Data in S1A and S1Y Files

The Tree View also supports options on its Context Sensitive Menu to save data from S1A and S1Y files into seperate files.

S1A Files Collections that can be separately saved
  • Voices and Performances can be saved to an S1Y file by right clicking over the Performances Collection and selecting the Save as S1Y File option
  • Voices can be saved to an S1V file by right clicking over the Voices Collection and selecting the Save as S1V File option
  • Waves and Samples can be saved to an S1M file by right clicking over the Waves or Samples Collection and selecting the Save as S1M File option
  • Arpeggios can be saved to an S1R file by right clicking over the Arpeggios Collection and selecting the Save as S1R File option
  • Patterns can be saved to an S1P file by right clicking over the Patterns Collection and selecting the Save as S1P File option
  • The Song can be saved to an S1S file by right clicking over the Song and selecting the Save as S1S File option
S1Y Files Collections that can be separately saved
  • Voices can be saved to an S1V file by right clicking over the Voices Collection and selecting the Save as S1V File option