I have an expired demo version of FL Studio. I saved a project as an mp3 under the name "Songberd". Later I saved a later version of the project as an mp3 accidentally under the same name more or less: "SongBerd" (capitalization doesn't give it a separate identity from the other file.) I had meant to name it "Songberd 002".

Well anyway, after I gave it virtually the same name as the other mp3 file and pressed enter, I couldn't interact with FL or the save as folder. When I tried to, I just go that "da-ling!" error sound (the same sound that plays when you change the volume in windows 10), as if there was some error message for me to exit out of, like a folder saying "are you sure you want to overwrite this file?", but there wasn't anything like that visible.

Is it hidden behind FL or the "save as" folder? If it is, I cannot get to it because FL and the Save as folder are frozen in "da-ling" mode.

For some reason after enabling speech recognition on my computer (or maybe before, I didn't check until that point, (and perhaps that's not the reason it happened and I'm making a false correlation)), the hidden tab that was causing the "Da-ling" mode became visible and I exited out of it and now everything is back to normal and I saved and exported the project under the name "Songberd 002" successfully.