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Georg Bruns
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HowlingUlf
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 Posted: Wed Apr 21, 2010 9:25 am Post subject: Re: Cubase Trouble Shooting Tips & Instructions |
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| Georg Bruns wrote: |
Happy Trouble Shooting |
Yeah, right! haha! 
Good idea, though!
a detail:
| Steinberg.net wrote: | 2. Initialising Preferences
Corrupted program preference files can bring your Steinberg sequencer into all kinds of troubles, particularly after installing an update.
Fortunately, refreshing the preferences is quite easy:
* Quit the sequencer.
* Go to "Start menu > (All) Programs > *Your Steinberg Sequencer* and select "Open *Your Steinberg Sequencer* Application Data Folder".
It's a direct link to the folder where all program relevant settings and preferences are stored. It will be opened in a new Windows Explorer window.
* Go up one level in the directory tree by hitting Alt + Up Arrow (Vista) or Backspace (XP, above Enter key).
Now you are in the Steinberg folder within the "Application Data" (XP) resp. "Roaming" folder (Vista) of Windows.
* Locate the folder which is named the same as your sequencer, for example "Cubase 5".
* Rename it (for example to "xCubase 5") in order to hide it from the sequencer.
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when renaming files and folders I'd rather change the other end of the name i.e Cubase 5x. It really doens't matter in your Steinberg folder with a few sub folders and a half file but let's say you're in windows\system32 or some place with loads of files and folders and you rename a file and then sort files and folders alphabetically. Where is your file now? And are you sure you've found the right renamed file?
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Georg Bruns
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| Posted: Wed Apr 21, 2010 11:42 am Post subject: Re: Cubase Trouble Shooting Tips & Instructions |
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| HowlingUlf wrote: | | when renaming files and folders I'd rather change the other end of the name i.e Cubase 5x. |
Yes, that's definitely the better way. I've changed that accordingly. Thanks for the hint!
Cheers,
Georg
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joerg
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Also rename the application data folder of earlier Cubase versions, to prevent defaults being copied.
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