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How to use this workflow
Save the reference state
Before experimenting, write down the source revision and the four roles. Note every Mute and Solo state. Record the named download choice if you intend to save a file. Keep the original source outside the browser; these notes do not preserve model buffers across a reload.
A reversible selection log
The following authored example illustrates checkbox logic, not a saved browser session. With no solo active, unmuted roles play. When solos are active, only eligible soloed roles play. A muted role does not become audible merely because it is soloed. Restore all eight checkboxes rather than guessing from what you hear.
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| State | Mute selections | Solo selections | Expected roles |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reference | None | None | All four |
| Listen to bass | None | Bass | Bass |
| Bass muted too | Bass | Bass | None |
| Restore reference | None | None | All four |
Keep preview and export distinct
Mute and solo affect preview. The Download stems selector chooses among named WAV outputs; it is not an arbitrary export of the current checkbox combination. Record which named file you prepared and downloaded. If you need a custom balance with individual level controls, use an external editor with the original role files.
Verify restoration
Start the same passage and check the visible role states as well as playback. If sound is still missing, inspect transport, browser audio and device volume before running separation again. A reload can discard the working result, so download required files before leaving. A written state log cannot promise automatic session recovery.
Common questions
Will the download follow my solo checkboxes?
The download selector chooses named WAV outputs. Record that choice separately from preview mute and solo states.