Imported Audio Files - CAKEWALK PRO AUDIO User Manual

The following are descriptions of both Þle types:
File Type... Description...
.WRK Contains MIDI data, project
settings, and pointers to
audio data in your
WaveData Directory.
Project files contain no
audio data, so they are
small. Backing up a Project
file does not back up the
associated audio data.
.BUN Contains all project data,
including all audio data.
Bundle files are large.
To Create a Bundle File...
Choose File-Save As to display the Save As dialog box.
1.
2. Choose Bundle from the Save as Type list.
3. Enter a file name and click OK.
Pro Audio compacts all the audio and merges it with the remaining
project data in a bundle file.
To Open a Bundle File...
1. Choose File-Open to display the Open dialog box.
2. Choose a file with a .
3. Click Open
The file is opened and the audio data placed into the wavedata folder.

Imported Audio Files

By default, Pro Audio will make a copy of any audio data imported via
the Insert-Wave File command and place the imported audio into the
wavedata folder. You can disable this option if, for example, you want to
import large quantities of audio data into a project and donÕt want to
consume time and disk space by making copies of the Þles. Copies are
made if the imported audio does not match the current projectÕs
sampling and bit rates (and if you edit any of the imported audio data).
When to Use...
Project files are good for routine
projects. You can use Project files
and back them up as Bundle files
at various steps during a projects
development.
Bundle files are useful for backing
up projects or for transporting a
project to another computer (to
bring it to a friend's house, for
example).
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