I mix for a composer quite often whose files from Cubase have always imported into Pro Tools timestamped properly based on his Cubase sessions' timecode (TC). He recently upgraded to Cubase 10, and the latest project files I received were all timestamped 00:00:00:00 even though he's all sync'd w/the various TC's within each cue in his Cubase sessions.
Is there a setting to turn on or off to make sure WAVs are exported with properly-embedded timestamps/TC? He said he has the export set to BWF for the WAVs. It has worked perfectly in the past; he upgraded to Cubase 10, and it no longer works how I would expect it to. I did a search here, on Google and over at Steinberg and couldn't find anything specific to this issue newer than 2016.
He always labels TC in his filenames, so it's not the end of the world, but it can save me a step if I can just Spot import them into PT. And (as Jake Jackson says) a minute saved over 50 cues becomes almost an hour! He's in the middle of writing the next show, so I thought I'd check here while I'm waiting on files and help him (and me!) out. Thanks in advance!
Is there a setting to turn on or off to make sure WAVs are exported with properly-embedded timestamps/TC? He said he has the export set to BWF for the WAVs. It has worked perfectly in the past; he upgraded to Cubase 10, and it no longer works how I would expect it to. I did a search here, on Google and over at Steinberg and couldn't find anything specific to this issue newer than 2016.
He always labels TC in his filenames, so it's not the end of the world, but it can save me a step if I can just Spot import them into PT. And (as Jake Jackson says) a minute saved over 50 cues becomes almost an hour! He's in the middle of writing the next show, so I thought I'd check here while I'm waiting on files and help him (and me!) out. Thanks in advance!