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Replacing a File in the Pool

There are situations when you may want to replace an audio ﬁle in the Pool with

another, but keep all segments that are in use. As an example, consider the follow-

ing situation:

You have used an external Wave Editor (see the chapter “Using an External Wave

Editor”) to perform some dynamic or spectral editing on an audio ﬁle. To be on the

safe side, you save the edited audio ﬁle under another name than the original. When

you return to Cubase VST, you will want to be able to replace the original ﬁle, so

that all segments reference to the new, edited audio ﬁle instead, and preferably be

able to switch back if you change your mind. Proceed as follows:

1. Click on the letter in the Disk column for the ﬁle.

A dialog appears, asking if you want to “Re-ﬁnd” the ﬁle. Click “Yes”.

2. In the ﬁle dialog that appears, select the audio ﬁle that should replace

the existing ﬁle in the Pool.

In our example above, this would be the edited version of the audio ﬁle.

3. Another dialog will ask you if you are sure. Click “Sure”.

The audio ﬁle in the Pool is now replaced with the one you selected in the ﬁle

dialog. The segments keep their names and, if possible, their start and end in-

set positions. If you later want to switch back to the original ﬁle, just repeat

the operation.

● Please note that the replacing audio ﬁle must be of the same length as the

original ﬁle, for the segment start and end insets to be relevant! If you perform

any editing that involves changing the length of the ﬁle (such as time stretch,

truncating, etc), this method does not work, since you will have to create new

segments.

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