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Pool
Every time that you record on an audio track, a file is created on your hard disk. A reference to this file, a clip, is added to the Pool.
Working with the Pool
Missing Files
When you open a project and one or more files are missing, the Resolve Missing Files dialog opens. If you click Close, the project opens without the missing files.
Reconstructing Missing Edit Files
If a missing file cannot be found, this is normally indicated with a question mark in the Status column in the Pool. However, if the missing file is an edit file (a file that is created when you process audio and that is stored in the Edits folder within the project folder), it may be possible for the program to reconstruct it by recreating the editing to the original audio file.

Reconstructing Missing Edit Files

If a missing file cannot be found, this is normally indicated with a question mark in the Status column in the Pool. However, if the missing file is an edit file (a file that is created when you process audio and that is stored in the Edits folder within the project folder), it may be possible for the program to reconstruct it by recreating the editing to the original audio file.

Procedure

In the Pool window, locate the clips for which files are missing.
Check the Status column. If the status of the files is “Reconstructible”, the files can be reconstructed by Cubase.
Select the reconstructible clips and select Media > Reconstruct.

Result

The editing is performed and the edit files are recreated.