‘Could not create record file’
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Thanks, but I have no idea how to go about this. Is there anyway you could provide a step by step guide?
Hi,
In the Windows Explorer right click the folder, where do you want to save your project and make sure, it has write permissions. Also make sure all parents o folders have write permissions.
Thanks Martin
I clicked on properties and it appears ‘write’ is already allowed. All folders within the ‘Cubase’ folder also have write permitted.
So it must be something else. I do find it curious that this is suddenly an issue.
Jack
Hi,
Could you double-check the same for the “Jack Rumsey” user and the Administrators user, please? Also double-check all parent folders, please.
Yes all good. I’ve checked the above and no issues with write or read.
Hi,
Could you try to start Cubase as administrator, please?
Still the same result unfortunately.
Hi,
Is there enough free space on the drive?
Yes it says 106 GB of data available
Hi,
Could you try to reinstall Cubase and install it as administrator, please?
I have just tried both re-installing and running as administrator but no luck unfortunately.
Hi,
Have you tried other folder?
I’m running out of ideas, sorry.
I’m able to still arm and record tracks in pre-existing files however it still claims that there’s no space on the disk when I try to record a new track.
Is it is possible to speak to someone over the phone about this? Perhaps some remote support?
I have by the way deleted the majority of my cubase files
Solved!
Just deleted from my recycle bin and we’re good to go.
Hi All. I had the same problem in CUBASE 12, and I fixed hour ago. Open the project with this problem. and open “Record Format” you need to put the same options that this project was recording and pumm YOU CAN RECORD NOW! I don’t know why doest match but this is the problem. Enjoy recording on CUBASE. Jesus BlessYou, Fer.