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Newbie Groupe : Members Messages : 1 Inscrit : 23 juin 07 Membre no 92,404 ![]() |
OMG!!! i JUST made the biggest mistake in my life. I had a midi file in my desktop that was the same name of a project file in my project folder. So i didnt think it would overwrite it because i thought the projects file had different type of extension.., not .MID!!! thats so weird... So wen i passed in the folder it asked me to overwrite, i said yeah thinking it was going to overwrite an old midi file but it OVERWROTE THE PROJECT FILE!!! crap! i dont know what to do anymore.
What i did is that i got this 3rd party software to recover deleted files, i got a bunch of 50-10 mb midi files and recovered them, they all have weird names and numbers. I have to see which one is that right one now but they all have.mid extensions.. I use DP 5.12 I dont know how to change their extension to a project files extension.., for some reason it doesnt even say it. even when i get the files info. HOw can I check if one of the midi files is the project file??!! please help me now!!! I have the most expensive musicians that have recorded on this song project and i dont want to to loose them the good thing is that i still have all the sound bites and everything, the only thing im missing is the project file.., Digital PERFORMer experts! recommened me something to do!! thank you sooooo osoo much!!! thanks |
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Newbie Groupe : Members Messages : 6 Inscrit : 20 juil. 06 Lieu : Bucharest - RO Membre no 81,603 ![]() |
well maybe you didn't uncheck the "hide extension for known file types" from tools\folder options
and if your sequencer was by default loading midi and its own files, the midi file was view as his own file. project(.mid but it can't be saw) and project(.seq can't see it too) was the same thing for the sequencer... |
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