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DarkCide
Member
whats the best way to get rid of an entire project? I noticed deleting the .wrk file doesnt do it.
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milesmaxwell
New member
If this is Sonar, have you tried the "clean audio disk" on the drop down menu? That's what the help engine says to do.
moskus
The Creator of Æ, Ø and Å
Try Cakewalks Audio Finder Tool and search for your wavs that's included in the project...
dachay2tnr
One Hit Wonder
Actually you don't need to search for the wave files. As milesmax stated, clean audio disk will do it for you.
First delete the project (.wrk or .cwp). Then make sure the project file is not still in your recycle bin - if so, flush it. After that run Clean Audio Disk from within Sonar. It will get rid of all the wave files that are not asssociated with a project (which will be all of those from the project you just deleted). That's also why you need to delete it from the recycle bin as well, since Sonar will continue to associate the waves with that project even while it is the recycle bin.
First delete the project (.wrk or .cwp). Then make sure the project file is not still in your recycle bin - if so, flush it. After that run Clean Audio Disk from within Sonar. It will get rid of all the wave files that are not asssociated with a project (which will be all of those from the project you just deleted). That's also why you need to delete it from the recycle bin as well, since Sonar will continue to associate the waves with that project even while it is the recycle bin.
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mixsit
Well-known member
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