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Thanks for the help, It works just fine now.

Alright. Basically I had my headphone amplifier plugged in to my computer. I accidentally knocked the USB cable that connected the amp and my pc out and now It's showing me the "Silent Bus" Message. I've tried on different projects and nothing changes. Every time I open the application it gives me a warning message with some instructions. They do nothing though. And this is not an issue with my pc. YouTube, Spotify, and such works perfectly normal. This is pretty annoying cause I worked on a piece for 1 1/2 hours just to have this happen.

I've had projects with 33 tracks work without overlapping and ones with 8 do. I haven't messed with midi channel inputs or outputs either.

To be honest I don't use the TTS-1 (or any default cakewalk instruments) I mostly use VST instruments externally downloaded. I am a bit confused on what you're saying but I will try to learn about the midi structure as you said. I just plugged my piano into my computer via USB type b. So I am not the most knowledgeable about these things. My main point of confusion comes from the inconsistencies though. Some times the midi overlaps and sometimes it doesn't all while I'm essentially using the same 6 or 7 VST instruments.

Thanks for the help. For some reason certain projects would do it some wouldn't. Maybe its automated in some weird way? Also I like writing orchestra/film music so the 16 track limit is pretty easily filled up.

This one was a bit hard to look up so I feel the need to express it in a longer format. Basically whenever I wanted to record something into cakewalk via my midi piano, All the midi notes from the other tracks would play as well as what I wanted to record. Lets say I have a violin and a piano, If I wanted to record something on the violin and the piano already had notes, the notes from the piano would go into the violin recording. Make any sense? Probably not, but please do help me cause this is very inconvenient as I have to go to the end of the track just to input notes.