Importing nuendo 3 files into cubase 4...

[Black neon bob]

Is this even possible? i do know about going from cubase files to nuendo files, but once you have done that you cannot reverse the process.

But seeing as how cubase 4 is the newest host from steinberg, i somehow am afraid that i can not import all my nuendo 3 project files into cubase 4.
Google did not help either.

Anyone?

cheers.

 

[kev]

All is well.

 

[JeffTD]

Be weary, though... At least with Cubase 4 Studio, I can't import and SX3 or N3 project without losing the click track entirely. Like... it just doesn't work.

 

[Black neon bob]

Good news Kev.. thanks!

Be weary, though... At least with Cubase 4 Studio, I can't import and SX3 or N3 project without losing the click track entirely. Like... it just doesn't work.

Damnation andeth curses!
I have such weird click tracks on my TGM stuff, i don't think i could redo them manually by hand, i guess i would have to install nuendo again, take snapshots of all the clicktrack points and manually redo them in cubase if this happens to me as well.

 

[JeffTD]

You can import a tempo track just fine... it's weird.

When I open a CX3 project in C4, everything is fine. Tempo, markers, audio files lineup, etc, etc.

But, when I turn the metronome on... it's silent.

 

[Soundlurker]

^ Are you sure it's routed correctly. Try opening Vst connections and clicking under click so that you get another click

also check if it's selected as audio or midi when you enter metronome setup.

 

[kev]

I think Jeffs problem is indeed routing, who knows though, i do not have the 4th edition yet.