Mix, edit and finish
How to undo a change to the mix
Say “undo” after an edit, or name what to put back: “restore the vocals in the bridge”, “flat EQ”, “back to the original key”. The player changes at once.
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What it looks like in the chat
Step by step
- Say “undo” right after a cut or a move.
- Name anything else to put back: a muted range, the EQ, the key, a level.
- To go back to a whole earlier version, tap a saved mix under Saved mixes.
Say it your way
Undo that.
Restore the vocals in the bridge.
Back to the original key and a flat EQ.
Good to know
Cuts, moves and shifts can be undone or cleared, and a muted or faded range can be restored to how it was. A level, the key, a speaker or the EQ is set back by asking for the old value. Live edits never touch your stems; only baking an arrangement into the stems, or deleting a stem, is permanent.
To keep versions you can come back to, save a mix by name before a big change, then tap it under Saved mixes to put the whole player back.
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