Versions useless when fixing tempo of recording with warp tool

Cubase
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Based on this demo by Dom Sigalas :

Cubase 13.0.21 Pro, W11.
I recorded a guitar clip on 3 tracks positionned in a same folder (stereo input + reamp track) but before I apply the fixing process demoed by Dom, I created a new version of each track to preserve my original record, working on the copy version.
Then I applied exactly the Dom process and get my result as expected, in last step I chosed to keep the new info in the project, not in the files.
Then I tried to select back my first version with the idea of applying on it the same process with some variant when fixing the tempo.
Here I just realized that this version 1 has been modifyed by the process applied on its copy and that when selecting the Warp tool (Dom call it Time worktool) I was no more able to adapt the time in the way I did it on the copy ?
Dommage, it seems that versioning system does not totally preserve the original clip. or I did something bad ?

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You never said how you created new versions/copies. That information would be essential when answering your question.

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New versions created using the versioning system in the inspector for each track.

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Those new version create new versions of the track but not of the content on the track when you use “duplicate” in order to create a new version.
Any audio events still refer to the same audio clip(s) as on the other track version.

What you need to do is to create a new version of the audio clip. By default Cubase will prompt a dialog whenever you start to perform work on the clip. It will ask you whether or not you want ot create a new version and work on that.
In case that dialog does not appear anymore you can also set it up in the Preferences:
grafik

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