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This new update to AUP3 is a big game-changer!
This has always been a small headache as you had to store folders for projects instead of individual files (and also meant that it was harder for students to share their project files with you).
Starting in Audacity 3.0, Audacity has introduced AUP3 which will now save project files inside of one, singular project file which will help keep your audio projects in a more cohesive format! Not only was this a little harder to save, but it also meant that it was easy to delete the data folder and render your AUP file useless. In prior versions of Audacity, audio projects were saved in a two-part system – there was both an AUP file (the project file) as well as a folder of “data” that integrated with the project file. Audacity Update #1: AUP3 File Structure Changes
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