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Lost it all (pg. 2)
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| Tom_cowan |
| :( Thats well harsh cheggy, i feel for you, it hapened to me once and i through my keyboard against the wall and broke it. deals. :mad: |
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| h.vox |
| quote: | Originally posted by Stuart Silver
That sucks cheggy! It's a shame Cubase doesn't have a 'save new version' feature like Fruity, so you could always keep a backup.
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as a matter of fact, it does - Save to a new folder option. it is great when someone disses the program for not having an option which is there ..... |
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| Timothy |
| The same thing happened to my project file 5 minutes ago. I cannot open my project file anymore. :mad: |
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| Timothy |
| I am really pissed off :mad: |
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| Timothy |
| quote: | Originally posted by Tranc3
I've had this happen to me before. As I remember it, Cubase will automatically save a backup every ten minutes. Being the paranoid person I am, I set it to 5. I think it should be in your project folder somewhere. |
Thanks for telling this. Autosave was disabled but I enabled it now. ;) |
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| hey cheggy |
Okay, well after a long time today trying to reconstruct the song and realising its probably never going to be the same again, I decided to try and open the .cpr file in Nuendo. It worked, so I am going to try and save another copy and open it back in Cubase as Nuendo is not mine to use. I might be saved. Timothy, if it works, I can try doing the same with your file for you, I'll let you know.
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okay, that didn't work as well as I might have liked. My computer dies again, but all hope is not lost, at least now I have my melodies back and my VSTi and fx settings back, so I can export each channel to audio and start from there. I guess at least this will free up some CPU space on this project. |
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| Stuart Silver |
| quote: | Originally posted by h.vox
as a matter of fact, it does - Save to a new folder option. it is great when someone disses the program for not having an option which is there ..... |
I wasn't dissing it - I've only recently started using Cubase and
haven't spent enough time on it to find these things out. So does it then save everything in your project to a new folder (including Audio)? Thats pretty cool if it does - I'll have to take a look when I get home.
Thanks for correcting me anyway. |
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| Subtle |
| quote: | Originally posted by hey cheggy
Okay, well after a long time today trying to reconstruct the song and realising its probably never going to be the same again, I decided to try and open the .cpr file in Nuendo. It worked, so I am going to try and save another copy and open it back in Cubase as Nuendo is not mine to use. I might be saved. Timothy, if it works, I can try doing the same with your file for you, I'll let you know.
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okay, that didn't work as well as I might have liked. My computer dies again, but all hope is not lost, at least now I have my melodies back and my VSTi and fx settings back, so I can export each channel to audio and start from there. I guess at least this will free up some CPU space on this project. |
remember that to use Nuendo Projects in Cubase, simply rename the Nuendo project file to Cubase project file ;) |
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| bachatu |
| This happened to me before. Yes, its horrible. Also, id be careful with the autosave function. I have heard before that they had some issues with it working properly. What version of cubase are you using? I don't use autosave function myself, but save manually. |
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| hey cheggy |
| Cubase SX version 1.01. I'm not using autosave, I'm just saving as each time I save rather than just normal save so that I always have a backup copy. |
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| bachatu |
| Hey you consider doing an update? Many buggy issues that I had in the beginning were pretty much gone after updating to 1.06. |
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| CynepMeH |
| Yup... I feel ya, mate... But at the same time I hate to say it - that's why logic is so expensive and why pros use Macs. I doubt this kind of crap happens too often on the Mac/Logic combo (or protools for that matter). Cubase is a fine tool just a bit unfinished on all versions 1.x 2.x or any subsequent versions. |
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