Hi, it seems a bit weird to me that when you clear all tracks in a song this overrides a saved version.
If this is actually how the Looper works, I would really love to see the option to clear all tracks in working memory, without changing what’s saved.
It seems to me a much better behavior, and safer.
If you record a song on the SD card, you can copy it to the internal memory, so if you accidentally delete the song on the SD card, you still have it on the internal memory! A kind of backup indeed. But I’ve made this mistake so many times, I’ve got out of the habit. It’s a bit like on a PC, when you have anything you really want, you put it in a safe place.
All you would do is reopen the song again, this does not require a feature there is a workaround
There is a Stopped Slideout menu option called reopen song, the slideout is opened by pressing and holding the bottom left button in the loop studio screen. The stopped slideout must be enabled for it to function, and you must show the reopen function using the slideout settings in the device settings menu.
For this reason we will not be attempting this, and this will be tagged as considered
Thank you Brennan. I would still prefer for the saved version to be locked until saved over.
This would be safer, and more intuitive. People wouldn’t think about it and just see the saved song changed.
Also you might load a new song, get prompted “would you like to save the changes?” and think that if you don’t you would keep the original version, load the new one and loose the workaround option.