What happens to a stopped song in Aeros when I switch to another song?

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Hi
I don’t own a MIDI controller yet, but I am thinking if it makes sense for me. For the decision the clarification of the following question is important.
I have stored on Aeros 2x2 songs. On track 2 I have a bassline in both parts and on track 1 I have a blank recording in each part, a recording where you don’t hear any instrument.
I want to start the song with a MIDI controller and on track 1 I would record the guitar accompaniment and do overdupps. After the end I would call a new song via the MIDI controller. But here is the question: When I call the new song, will the accompaniment and overdupps be saved or deleted from the previous song? I would like the song to then have the same state as before the song was started, i.e. on track 1 the empty recording and on track 2 the bassline again.

Is it possible to configure this with Midi Maestro and Aeros?

Thanks for the help in clarifying this question

Roger

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You must save the song first, or else your unsaved progress will be lost when using the New 2x2 or 6x6 commands

There is a Save Song command (CC:33 value 0) in the Aeros default mode.

Simply return to the root page of the Aeros Default Mode to save

Thanks for the question!

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Thanks so far. I would like to specify: After stopping the song with the new overdupps, which I don’t want to have saved, can I use SongSelcet to start a new song and the overdupps on the previous song will be lost according to my intention?

Roger

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That should be the case yes, correct. The files you had there previously should still be there like they were when you last saved.

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Thank you

Roger