Weird thing - two sessions today, a couple of hours apart. Just started the second session and suddenly I can’t double-click a MIDI part to see/edit the MIDI notes.
I have to highlight the part and then hit ‘enter’.
I have, doubtless, inadvertently edited a command somewhere, but I can’t think how and don’t know where to look to see how to reverse it.
No major issue, but when you do something habitually and that something disappears, it’s as annoying as it is disruptive to workflow.
Me too - since yesterday, using Cubase 8. Never had a problem and all of a sudden I can’t double click to get into MIDI / Audio edit page, or place the cursor along the time line, etc. As if my mouse is broken (but it’s not).
Not sure uninstall is necessary, but having the plugin inserted anywhere creates issues. It is a known issue at the NI forum. I just noticed an even stranger occurrence with the plug though. I had it from a send on two separate group channels. When I went to adjust the send on one, it forced opening a different channel. I tried it over and over.
Done. Had to quit using the Replika plug for now. Not while in rough mix stage of a record.
Maybe add it later for some fun. I do really like the plug. It seems to be in worse form than any Cubase user ever felt about Cubase. Just look at the issues it is causing for other DAWs.
Anyway, whatever. for free what do you expect.
It however can cause at least two freakish issues that I have seen.
Works OK here (C9.5.10 on on Windows 10 1709, Replika 1.3.2.0) but you have to change the default double-click action from “open in lower zone” to “open in window”, in Preferences->Editors.