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David51
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Hello all, I get only grey File names when trying to open a Project in Cubase 5.1.1-how can I correct this?
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nick_w79
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Do you mean when you go File>Open or at some other point?
Can you post a screen shot?
Can you post a screen shot?
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David51
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Grey File Names
Thanks nik for the reply. It was happening in the Open/Project dialog but today the ,cprs are black and able to open. I have another problem if you might like to help with that. I wanted to add some string Background but can't get the strings to open-I do have a screen shot of that.
The content seems to be lost, or corrupted, I am too new to Cubase to find these, I will get better at it with some help.
Thanks nik for the reply. It was happening in the Open/Project dialog but today the ,cprs are black and able to open. I have another problem if you might like to help with that. I wanted to add some string Background but can't get the strings to open-I do have a screen shot of that.
The content seems to be lost, or corrupted, I am too new to Cubase to find these, I will get better at it with some help.
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nick_w79
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I'm afraid I'm a lowly PC user so not sure what the grey files mean. Perhaps the folders it is looking for have been moved or deleted? I'm clutching at straws a bit but I'm sure someone else will know the answer
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David51
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Mac with Cubase 5 song.cpr's grey
HI again Nick, and many thanks for helping. Cubase was designed for windows and the Mac version has troublesome issues-the installer wizard put HALion One in the system prefs, and its' content in a Logic folder! I have never heard of hidden files on a Mac but they see to be part of Windows so I still hope to recover the string content audio files hidden somewhere in this Mac.
Apple gave us a new feature in the last version of the OS called spotlight-it can search for files but it won't search the system for a missing file[DOH!] Macs don't always work as well as the fanatics claim. I know of several dj's who use a PC and a Mac hooked up together for more power, speed, and memory. The grey files are a feature I assume-one may choose in that box to show 'alll files', or only Logic files or only.cpr files. Have you ever heard of dragging a .cpr file and dropping it into the Arrange window, or on the program list on the name Cubase?
Maybe I should ask a Moderator to move this to a thread where putting Mac in the header would attract Mac users to reply although I do appreciate your efforts,it keeps me searching and that's the way to find answers.
HI again Nick, and many thanks for helping. Cubase was designed for windows and the Mac version has troublesome issues-the installer wizard put HALion One in the system prefs, and its' content in a Logic folder! I have never heard of hidden files on a Mac but they see to be part of Windows so I still hope to recover the string content audio files hidden somewhere in this Mac.
Apple gave us a new feature in the last version of the OS called spotlight-it can search for files but it won't search the system for a missing file[DOH!] Macs don't always work as well as the fanatics claim. I know of several dj's who use a PC and a Mac hooked up together for more power, speed, and memory. The grey files are a feature I assume-one may choose in that box to show 'alll files', or only Logic files or only.cpr files. Have you ever heard of dragging a .cpr file and dropping it into the Arrange window, or on the program list on the name Cubase?
Maybe I should ask a Moderator to move this to a thread where putting Mac in the header would attract Mac users to reply although I do appreciate your efforts,it keeps me searching and that's the way to find answers.
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