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Save
Keystroke shortcuts: [Ctrl]+[S] or [Alt]+[F]+[S]
Save the currently active performance file. If the file is new and has never been saved
before, you will get the Save As screen where you can name the file and browse to
the drive and folder location on your computer or network.
If the file has been saved before, it will automatically save over the existing file. If
the existing file is tagged as a “Read Only” file, you will get a message asking if you
would like the tag removed before saving over it.
Save As...
Keystroke shortcuts: [Ctrl]+[A] or [Alt]+[F]+[A]
Save the currently selected .GSP file to a new file. This is the option to use on a file
that already exists on the hard drive when you don’t want to save over it. This is
recommended for saving incremental backup versions of a performance file as it is
being built. The “Save As” screen will come up so that you can choose the location
and name of the file you are saving.
Revert...
Use this command to undo all the changes made since the last time you saved the
performance.
Save settings as default performance
Use this option to define a performance session (instruments, effects, mixer routings,
etc.) for use as a template.
Recent Files
Keystroke shortcuts: [Alt]+[F]+[number in list]
Up to the last six (default) most recently opened performance files are displayed in
the file menu. In this way it is very easy to revert to a recent performance file with-
out using the “File-Open” dialog. Change the number of recent files displayed in
the GigaStudio Settings-> Performance tab.
Recent Instruments
Keystroke shortcuts: [Alt]+[F]+[number in list]
Up to the last six (default) most recently opened instrument files are displayed in
the file menu. In this way it is very easy to load a recent .gig file without using the
normal QuickSound loader. Change the number of recent files displayed in the Gi-
gaStudio Settings-> Performance tab.