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Deleting Files

Removing from Pool

If you want to remove one or more ﬁles from the Pool without actually deleting

them from the hard disk, proceed as follows:

1. Select the ﬁle(s).

Selecting more than one is done just as with any other object in Cubase, by

clicking in combination with the [Shift] key.

2. Select “Delete” from the Edit menu or press [Backspace].

• If you try to delete a ﬁle that is used by one or more Parts, the program

will ask you if you also want to delete those Parts.

Cancelling this operation means that neither the ﬁle nor the Parts are deleted.

Removing from the Pool and deleting from Hard Disk

If you want to remove the ﬁle from the Pool and also delete the ﬁle permanently

from the hard disk, proceed as follows:

1. Select the ﬁles.

2. Hold down [Control] and press [Backspace].

A dialog box asks you if you are sure you want to follow through. Remember

that this operation can not be undone!

Deleting all Unused Files

This function ﬁnds all ﬁles in the Pool that are not used in the Song, and removes

them from the hard disk.

1. Pull down the File pop-up and select Delete Unused Files.

If there are unused ﬁles in the Pool, a dialog reminds you that the operation

cannot be undone, and asks you if you want to go on.

2. If you change your mind, click Cancel. Otherwise, click OK.

Please note that you cannot undo this operation.

Creating a Segment

You can create a “default” segment for the ﬁle, that is one that plays the entire ﬁle.

1. Select the ﬁle.

2. Select Duplicate Segment from the Do pop-up menu.

The new segment can be edited to play any part of the ﬁle (see page 218).

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