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This is a quote from the manual, which you can download from HERE

About the file and folder structureA project file (file extension “.cpr” under Windows)

is always associated with a project folder on your hard disk. Several projects can share the

same project folder (which is practical if you have several versions of

your project, for example).

• The Audio folder contains audio files referenced by the project.

It is also possible for the project to refer to audio files elsewhere on your disk(s) – you

can even specify different folders for different audio tracks when recording. However,

having all audio files in the project’s Audio folder makes the project easy to move and

archive, and is a good safety measure.

• The Edits folder contains audio files created automatically by editing

and processing operations in Cubase SE.

As a rule, you shouldn’t touch the files in this folder. To remove unused edit files, it is

better to use the Cleanup function, as described in the Operation Manual.

• The Images folder contains waveform images for the audio files in the

project.

• The project file itself contains all references to audio and video files,

along with playback information, MIDI data and settings for the project

(such as sample rate, frame rate, etc.).

• Video files are never automatically copied to the project folder.

This is because video files are often very large, and it doesn’t make sense to copy them

into different project folders. However, nothing stops you from creating a Video folder

inside the project folder and storing your video files there.

• You may also find additional files in the project folder.

For example, Cubase SE’s Auto Save feature stores backup copies of the project file

in its project folder.

You could search for all files *.cpr

Hope that helps. :D

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