Open and Manage Projects

On a phone, choose Open Project from the menu. On a tablet or in a browser, select the Open button at the top. Both open the Project Library panel. The top row of the panel is the entry to the Record Collection, showing the number of archived records.

Find a Project

The search box filters project names immediately and highlights matching text. Combine color filters with search to distinguish lessons, tracks, or practice plans.

Sort by recently opened, creation time, modification time, or name, in ascending or descending order. Recently opened is the default.

Open and Preview

On a phone, select a project from the list to open it. In a wide tablet window, a read-only preview appears first; select Open Project to switch the workspace. This lets you check the media and notes beforehand.

If you cannot find an item, clear the search and color filters first. A newly saved project may not be first when sorted by recently opened; try modification time instead.

Change the Name and Description

Open the project, then edit Project Info. On a phone, tap the lower-left project name; on a tablet or in a browser, tap the name at the top. Save after editing.

Archive

Each row has an Archive button next to Delete. It opens the archive dialog: notes (optional), a preview of the label that is about to be frozen, and Also Export, off by default — turning it on creates a .gjproject backup at the same time as archiving.

The currently open project can also be archived: tap the project name to open Project Info, then choose Archive to Record Collection. Tablet and browser menus also have Archive This Project. An unsaved project must be saved first; unsaved changes are asked about first.

An archived project leaves this list and the playlist track picker; its local files stay untouched. A track already in a playlist is unaffected and keeps playing. The archived project, with its label, goes into the Record Collection, where it can be restored, exported, or have its local files deleted.

Delete

Deleting a project requires confirmation and also deletes its media, clips, notes, and stem results. To keep the content, export a project package first, or archive it instead — the media stays on the device and is only removed from this list.

Removing a track from a playlist only changes that playlist; it does not delete the project.