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Some External Audio Could Not be Found
The information in this article applies to:
- SONAR 4 Producer Edition
- SONAR 4 Studio Edition
- SONAR 3 Producer Edition
- SONAR 3 Studio Edition
- SONAR 2
- SONAR 1
- SONAR Home Studio Version 4
This can happen for multiple reasons:
- You saved your .wrk or .cwp files to a floppy disc or other non-local non-hard
drive on the system. You then ran Clean Audio Disk.
- You deleted the folder
marked Wave Data.
Note that all of the audio data for a song is saved in
the Wave Data folder in Cakewalk. Therefore, saving a .wrk or .cwp file to
a disk will not back up the audio. To save the audio and .wrk/.cwp file,
you need to Save As a Bundle File. These files are very large and will only
fit on a Zip, Jaz, or CD. The Clean Audio Disk function searches the hard
drive for .wrk/.cwp files and their associated .wav files. If it finds .wav
files and no matching .wrk on the system, it will delete them.
- You moved your
Wave Data directory but did not change your settings under Options > Audio > Advanced > Data
Directory.
If you do not believe that you deleted your audio, you can use the Cakewalk Audio Finder to try to locate the missing .wav
files.
Keywords: techkb, S3P, S3S, SR1, SR2, SR3, SR4, CWHS4, audio
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