Create at least 1 “New Version” from the pull down menu on that track.
Save and Close
Now open that saved Cubase file.
Result…
The version opened on the signature track will have a “v1” name with no I.D. assigned to it. This is definitely a bug. The tempo track does not have this issue.
Actually, it’s quite good for someone to post bug reports in General- gives a chance to try the repro that was posted. and confirm it before posting in Bug Reports. (I don’t have time now, but I will try to tomorrow.)
But, after selecting another version the new v1 becomes ID3 in the menu. However, I can’t change versions at all it just stays on the new v1. I’ve got another project with Signature track versions and I can’t change these either. There’s something screwy going on for sure.
Ho, great, it gets worse… I then saved that project File->SaveNewVersion, closed and re-opened the project. I got an Invalid Project File error dialog and the project won’t load… I tried this a few times and it is repeatable.
Interesting about the INVALID PROJECT…as I have had this happen 3 times in about a week where this never ever happened in Cubase 6, 7 8.x, etc…
I notice when I open a project and it puts the newly added v1 version in the signature track every time, so the first thing I do is then delete the new v1 version and choose the correct version. Definitely a bug that needs to be fixed.
For me it’s not to do with different versions, I’m just using the same CbV9. But, dlpmusic, I notice that your signature says 8.x, but you state v9 in the thread title…
That linked thread has the exact same opening post though…? And in that thread you do agree that it belongs in Bugs like I said in this thread earlier? Sorry, getting confused here.
I know that known issue is not from 9, but it seems like it could be related.