Duplicating Projects
Duplicating a project creates an independent copy with all the same settings, transcription data, and notes — so you can experiment without risking your original work.
How to Duplicate
- In the project list, long-press the project you want to duplicate
- Tap Duplicate in the context menu
- The new project appears in the list with “Copy” appended to the name
You can rename the duplicate immediately by tapping the project name, or leave it as-is.
Duplicating is disabled if it would exceed the free-tier project limit.
What Gets Copied
A duplicate includes everything from the original project:
- Piano roll notes
- Guitar tab notes and annotations
- BPM and tempo map
- Sections and labels
- A-B loops
- Audio notes
- Instrument and tuning settings
- Speed and pitch settings
Audio File Sharing
The audio file itself is not duplicated — both the original and the copy reference the same underlying audio. This keeps storage usage low even when you have multiple versions of the same song.
Why Duplicate?
- Try a different interpretation — keep your first transcription intact while testing an alternate reading of a tricky passage
- Start a clean arrangement — duplicate and clear all notes to use the same BPM and sections as a template
- Compare approaches — work on two versions side by side and keep whichever sounds better
Tip: Duplication is also useful before making large edits to a transcription you’ve already finished — it gives you a safe rollback point.