Thanks to cubasis project importer3.
But even with this, cubase3 cannot read cubasis3 cbp file. File errors no longer occur when reading, but cubase does not display anything when reading. What is the cause?
Please check if deleting the inverted comma both in the project name and project-related files, resolve the issue (e.g. Don’t Say That Tonight → Dont Say That Tonight).
Thank you. solved. In my case it seemed that the project name was not English. It was confirmed that track names were not imported unless they were in English. Cubasis2 importer had no problem except English.
Yes - removing the apostrophe from the song title has cured the problem. I can now import correctly - albeit, it does seem slow - but that’s no problem.
Some of the track names do have parentheses, Cubasis creates them automatically for multiple takes on one track. There’s a dash on one of the part names… Nothing get’s imported. The import just creates an empty Audio folder inside the intended project folder, which also remains empty.
I tested the project importer by importing a Cubasis 2.8.3 project to Cubase Pro 10. I wanted to check if the Waves plugins transfer over with their settings like previously. (The reason for testing with a Cubasis 2 vs 3 project was that in Cubasis 3, currently Waves plugins in my experience do not save their state correctly. Maybe the coming update fixes this?)
Anyway, in Cubase Pro 10, the transfer was otherwise smooth but the Waves plugins did not transfer over at all. Are you aware of this @LSlowak?
I know, not even a full month has passed, but another weekend goes by while my projects rot away on the iPad (which I got specifically to run Cubasis 3) waiting for the final mix…