RAYZOON

saved song does not reflect any changes. every time I go into the project I have to restate the song. My last changes are in the wizard section

Not sure I understand. What changes exactly do you not see restored?

any of the changes I make to the song. I changes remain on the wizard section, but are not saved in the song. Example:

I save sometime like IVxVXvE
define bars and reps. Save the song.
Next time I go into the project. The song might be IVXVVXE
bars and reps are wrong. I load the saved song and it the same as what loaded with the project. If I open the wizard the structure of the song and ecerything is correct. So I can copy that over, but I still have to redine bars and reps.
I hope this make sense to you.

Peter

You must hit 'Create Song' for the song sheet to reflect the wizard settings.

Ralph,
I do that and then save after I make bars and rep changes. does not save it

What bars and rep changes are you making?

whatever i need to make to the parts.

The verse and chorus length settings in the wizard do not save to the song file (we may change that in future versions.

However, that is not important as the wizard is a one-time deal. Once you click 'Create Song', the correct parts are generated and have no further relationship to the wizard.

The structure remains, Everything in the "Song Builder" section is as last set.
the section that has the drop down for loading and saving opens at a default setting

Click on "create song" info is transfered, except bars and reps are the default settings

Now when you go to save song not even the structure is saved. reloading the saved song reverts to the default settings.
What are you saving?

Here is what I did:

- in song builder, set verse length to 8 and chorus length to 10
- use IVVCVVCBCCE structure
- click 'Create Song'
- song is properly built with lengths 8 and 10 for vberse and chorus
- save project
- reload project
- part lengths are still as before the save
- length settings in song builder have reverted to 4

Do you see anything different?