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Draft Saving for Unfinished Songs

When I accidentally press the message button while writing a new song, everything I wrote disappears. It would be beneficial to have a draft-saving feature, similar to texting, where unfinished work is saved automatically. This would prevent loss of work and improve user experience.

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  • Colin Grethe

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    Aug 11

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    Merged request

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    1 vote

    Save Drafts for Unfinished Song

    Sometimes inspiration strikes unexpectedly. Users may start writing lyrics or building a prompt in Songer, but need to step away and think before they are ready to generate the song. Currently, there is no way to save an unfinished song setup as a draft. This means users have to either generate the song before they are ready or risk losing their lyrics and ideas. Suggested feature Add a Save Draft option that allows users to save their unfinished work and return to it later. A draft could save: Lyrics Prompt Selected genres and vibes Vocalist settings Other generation options Users could then return to their drafts, continue editing, and generate the song when they're ready. This would be especially useful for mobile users who may have creative ideas at unexpected times and want to capture them without being forced to generate immediately. Don't lose the idea just because you're not ready to create the song yet. 🎵
  • Clarence

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    Apr 16

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    Merged request

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    1 vote

    On Custom lyrics, make it so as I write a song its being save as a draft, I have had it two times now where i wa about done with a song and something went wrong and i lost the whole song. If it would have been in a draft my song would have been saved as a draft. then I could finish it. Also have a draft I could finish a song later if iIloose my train of thought.

  • Clarence

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    Apr 16

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    Merged request

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    1 vote

    Drafts......... So I can finish a song later if I loose my train of thought!