Help With Cubase Please ! |
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Help With Cubase Please ! |
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Nov 15 2011, 11:20 AM |
Hmm if you can play the files on your computer when you open a Cubase project and it works - don't worry, files are stored somewhere for sure. Usually they are stored in project>audio folder (it is strange your files are not there )
Easiest way to backup your project is : 1. Open a project in Cubse 2. Go to File>Backup project and select the folder where you want the project to be backed up. p.s. Here is how I have it set in record settings (it's like that by default, I'm not sure how that option works) : http://pix.thefarm.se/20110628003030/20111115111954/ -------------------- For GMC support please email support (at) guitarmasterclass.net
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Nov 15 2011, 12:01 PM |
Hmm if you can play the files on your computer when you open a Cubase project and it works - don't worry, files are stored somewhere for sure. Usually they are stored in project>audio folder (it is strange your files are not there ) Easiest way to backup your project is : 1. Open a project in Cubse 2. Go to File>Backup project and select the folder where you want the project to be backed up. p.s. Here is how I have it set in record settings (it's like that by default, I'm not sure how that option works) : http://pix.thefarm.se/20110628003030/20111115111954/ Thanks Bogdan. I just realised that in the folder select dialog that I had it set so it showed only .cpr files. Once I changes it to show 'any file type' I could view my audio files !!! Duh ! And I think the reason that none of my audio clips turned up when I tried backing up onto disc before was becuase I didn't copy the audio folder, I just copied individual .cpr projects. I'll try copying the whole audio folder and see if I get any luck this time. The only thing is, I don't really want to include all the projects, just some. Could I add what .cpr prjects I want and then just add the whole audio folder to burn off ? |
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Nov 15 2011, 03:36 PM |
You can backup projects manually, or you can use "Backup Project" function in Cubase. Make sure you copy the complete project folder!
two folders: Audio & Images one file: .cpr file of the project I advise using the backup project command for archiving because you will have an options for: Minimize Audio Files: if you already edited your events on the timeline, and created fades and everything, the audio files will be trimmed down to new sizes to minimize the size Freeze edits: this function applies all the effects processing to the files, to cut down the CPU workload Remove unused files: creates a smaller version of project by removing unused audio files from the audio folder (files that were deleted during recording etc..) Remove Video files: again, creates smaller archive without bulky video files.. -------------------- - Ivan's Video Chat Lesson Notes HERE
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Nov 16 2011, 12:24 AM |
Calm down Mr. nervous, calm down !
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