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  1. It's a wired mouse. I think Cakewalk is just so resource intensive on my pos, old pc that the input lag makes it think I'm double clicking, as it's worse during playback/recording. I've just changed the double click speed in Windows which has solved it. Thanks, everyone!
  2. This is becoming extremely irritating and really disrupting my workflow. Nearly every time I click something, Cakewalk interprets it as though I'm clicking twice. I'll click the mute button on a track, and it'll stay unmuted because it thinks I've clicked it twice. I'll click and drag at the top of the track view to zoom out, and it'll reset my entire track view, because it thinks I've clicked twice. I'll try to crop a clip by dragging it, and it just won't drag because it thinks I've lifted my finger off the mouse. I'm not actually clicking, I've tested my click input in other applications and it's normal. Is there any way to fix this? It's extremely frustrating.
  3. Trying to just open a Bandlab project in Cakewalk. Downloading the stem doesn't save it as a .blx file, so now im trying to import the project into a blank project in Cakewalk via File>Browse Bandlab Projects>Project>Import, only to have it import the audio and covert the sample rate 200 times. Literally, I let it run for a few minutes before killing Cakewalk and deleting 200 copies of the same 16 mb wav file, resulting in a 1.5 gb audio folder lol. what do?
  4. thanks, will do. gonna keep this open incase anybody knows how to download the stems for reals til then, do you know what the difference between importing the project and loading the project is?
  5. trying to open a bandlab project in cakewalk, and the cakewalk guide said to download the stems in the bandlab assistant. there arent any .blx files to be found, just .wavs, so i cant open the project in cakewalk's 'existing project' explorer
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