Rename, replace and remove profile references

1. Open Custom profiles and select the profile.
2. To rename the profile, edit Profile name and choose Rename.
3. To rename a reference, choose Rename or Edit on its row, edit the name, then save.

A name change organizes the library; it does not change the captured audio measurements. Older broad references show familiar labels such as Vocals and Drums, not internal storage names.

1. Choose Replace beside the target reference.
2. Select the new audio file.
3. Review the staged selection and analyze it.
4. Wait for Ready before using the new sound.

During replacement analysis, the previous completed reference can remain usable; the status indicates when it is still in use. If analysis fails, retry with a valid file rather than assuming the failed replacement became active.

For a specific instrument reference, Edit can change its name and instrument when the destination is not already represented. Older broad references and full-mix references offer naming rather than relabeling into a different target.

Choose Remove to remove one reference, or Delete profile for the entire profile. Review the confirmation. A removed reference no longer guides the matching stems; a removed profile falls back to standard choices where it was used.

Reference changes update the profile choices in an open Studio session. Affected stems can show that they need a new mix pass; use Remix Changed once your changes are complete.

A mastering-reference change means the current song needs a new master to use it. Previously downloaded WAVs are separate files and are not changed retroactively.