Saving a project vs. saving a scene - what is the difference?

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Sam4246
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2016/12/08 14:35:44 (permalink)

Saving a project vs. saving a scene - what is the difference?

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What is the difference? If there is one?
I use the save scene function to do A/B comparisons all the time.
I usually save what I call the Initial Mix as a scene - basically no mixing changes or anything.
Then I will use the scene function to save different mixes.
When I am done, I will save the project.

What does saving the project do?
I get what saving the scene does.
Just curious if I am letting my OCD control me when I save both the scene and then the project.

Al
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    Re: Saving a project vs. saving a scene - what is the difference? 2016/12/08 14:43:41 (permalink)
    Yes, you're using both functions correctly. Creating / saving various mix scenes and then saving the project because the project file saves references to those mix scene files.
     
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