Studio One How to Use Save New Version

When using Save New Version, what's the difference between an Incremental Version and a "Non-Incremental" Version? This video answers that question and explains when I use one versus the other.
00:00 Introduction
00:44 The Wrong Way
02:08 Non-Incremental Snapshot
02:51 Using Snapshots
03:33 Recovering tracks and clips
04:30 Incremental Versions
07:38 Caution
08:22 Conclusion

[@051fdrof]

Thanks for taking the time to explain this! What a rabbit hole..

[@jhughsPresonusStudioOneTips]

You're welcome. I hope it helps.

[@mortenkalland]

I use only "Save as" and I do not dare to use save new version"

[@jhughsPresonusStudioOneTips]

That works too. Anything that gives you a fallback in case something gets messed up or disappears is a good habit.

[@mortenkalland]

@@jhughsPresonusStudioOneTips I often record in comping, and copy the track complete and work on the copy. Studio One is king.

[@olabassey3142]

it’s their fault it’s so unintuitive

[@jhughsPresonusStudioOneTips]

Thanks. It could also be possible that I still don't understand how it was intended to be used. But yeah, I would add the word "snapshot" to the non-incremental version option. The incremental version may have been meant to be used as increments by saving before you make the changes, but I agree with you, it's a tricky concept.

[@olabassey3142]

@@jhughsPresonusStudioOneTips yeah took a while for me to get it, u have to read the fine print carefully
i was actually working on a project this morning and while on my break decided to look it up to see if i was missing something then i stumbled on ur video