mettelus
...I didn't realize the "3 files per clip" was even possible (take lanes?).

ceemusic
Sorry, I should've written 3 clips per track.

 
Mettelus was responding to THambrecht's posting "I mean 3 files per single audioclip. Sonar does not get these 3 files together while processing the clip."
 
This is indeed possible. If you destructively process only part of a clip, SONAR will write a new file for the processed section, and the unprocessed sections of the clip will still reference the original file. If you indepedently process many sections of a clip, you could potentially have dozens of files referenced by a single clip.
 
 

I understand you're explanation but keep in mind the clips in question are not overlapping & all are trimmed.
I've done literally thousands of these processes over the years & the error % is quite low.  However the corrupted issue has already occurred 5 times now since the last update so it seems  directly related.

I was just answering Michael's question about how you get multiple files per clip and clarifying that it appeared to be based on the OP's post.
Ulitmately it's probably going to take a reproducible example in order for the Bakers to be able to fix it, but I would suggest one of you go ahead and get the ball rolling with a formal Problem Report providing as much info about the circumstances as possible and an example of a project with corrupted audio files.
     http://www.cakewalk.com/S...Contact/Problem-Report

Sorry for the distraction and thank you for the clarification there. Dave is correct that it was directed to the OP. I never realized you can process only a part of a clip before.

I've never seen this problem, but if I did, this is how I'd proceed...
 
1. Close the project without saving.
2. Reload the project, perform the exact same procedure again and see if the problem re-occurs.
3a. If it does - and it probably will - then yay! the problem is data-specific, AND you have a repeatable test case for Cakewalk to step through.
3b. If it doesn't - and that's far less likely - then it's intermittent, and that means you either have a plugin that performs some kind of random modulation, or it's hardware.
 

Hi,
i have the same issue with th OP above...Since the last 2-3 updates, i got corrupted audio files after processing (change gain , normalize etc .)
NO warning at all. Sometimes i noticed afer the export .
This is a very critical situation as you can loose parts of a recording ...
Happened again yesterday in front of my client..