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Old 06-16-2000
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if i save my work as wrk
will my recording saved with it?
i used to do clean audio disk and lost some files or some files couldn't be opened
so i been saving every recording to bun all the time and now each song tallies up to around 1000megs
about clean audiodisk too
can i doit in middle of recording and not losing my work?
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a wrk file will contain all your midi data but no audio data. instead, it will point to audio files in your cakewalk wave data directory.

clean audio disk will delete any audio files in your cakewalk wave data directory that do not have corresponding wrk files.

bun files will contain everything, midi and wav.

you can clean audio disk in the middle of a project but it will clear your undo record, therefore you will not be able to undo anything that you did before you cleaned the disk.
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