Bundle won't save audio snap file (and it's not even audio snap)!!

[Jono J Grant]

I have a cakewalk file that had a track that I used to create a tempo map. I didn't use audio snap, I just dragged the clip onto the ruler/timeline and it created a tempo map.

I go to save it as a bundle because I want to send it to someone and it won't include the track that I used to create the tempo map. It gives me some dialog box saying it won't include audio snap files (not an audio snap file) and when I reopen the bundle, that track is replaced with audio from another track! WT actual F? I even bounce that track down first, I even mixed it out as a wave file and brought it back in. This makes zero sense. 

So many weird bugs are surfacing in these new updates. 

Any help appreciated!

[John Vere]

I think even staff recommends not using bundles but windows zip file instead. 

[sjoens]

Yeah, inspite the show to go with the Flo and "bundle", it's not always your best bet. 

[msmcleod]

Tempo maps are created by generating transients of the audio file you dragged, and calculating the tempo from them.  Because you now have the transients, it's seen as AudioSnap data.
 

[Andres Medina]

If you really need the Bundle file, you could discard the audio track that generates the Audio Snap data, and then save the file as Bundle. I believe you don't need the clip  any more because already did it's job?