in the Audiotool DAW, once your draft is loaded, select the Grouping tool in the top let hand side bar of your window (it should look like a square ).
Then group your entire project, being sure to select every device on your workspace that you want to copy.
Press Ctrl+C or Command + C, or whatever your version of keyboard activates the Copy Hotkey command.
Open new draft. Activate the selection tool (located above the group tool, looks like a computer mouse icon). Then click the blank workspace and press Ctrl+V or Command+V, or whatever your version of keyboard activates the Paste Hotkey command.
After about 30 secs, everything you copied from that other draft should appear in the workspace on your new draft.
Save, rename. Done.
Now you got yourself a duplicate track.
Another way to do this would be to simply download the Mp3 of the track and copy that, were you to have the option.
in the Audiotool DAW, once your draft is loaded, select the Grouping tool in the top let hand side bar of your window (it should look like a square ).
Then group your entire project, being sure to select every device on your workspace that you want to copy.
Press Ctrl+C or Command + C, or whatever your version of keyboard activates the Copy Hotkey command.
Open new draft. Activate the selection tool (located above the group tool, looks like a computer mouse icon). Then click the blank workspace and press Ctrl+V or Command+V, or whatever your version of keyboard activates the Paste Hotkey command.
After about 30 secs, everything you copied from that other draft should appear in the workspace on your new draft.
Save, rename. Done.
Now you got yourself a duplicate track.
Another way to do this would be to simply download the Mp3 of the track and copy that, were you to have the option.
Hope this helps!