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Don't worry about him; he's not the one watching you.

If you haven't already gotten the Instrument Definition for the MS 49, here it is: MX.ins There are a couple of errors, such as a bass patch name being repeated in the wrong banks, but that's easily fixed by editing the file in Notepad. I think I already did that. ? The name is wrong although it plays the correct patch.

Hmm. My Yamaha MX 49 doesn't have speakers. I must have gotten the discount model. ? Anyway, if you want to hear everything from the same source, everything has to be routed through that source. You will need to connect the audio outputs of the MX to your interface and set up an audio track in Cakewalk to play through. Or, insert a software synthesizer into Cakewalk and play the Yamaha through that soft synth.

Where it reads "1/4", right-click there and change the duration.

Pretty much the same thing using different words. Focusrite is a good company and not too expensive. RME, MOTU, Presonus are some other well-regarded brands. Welcome to the forum.

Yeah, whenever I want to export a completed song, I first bounce it down to a single audio file and export it to a folder on my desktop. Easy to find there.

Were the kicks tapped in or are you clicking them in with the mouse? It's possible (if tapping) that the note sent from the machine is a note that doesn't make a sound in the drum map you are using. Click the keyboard (or drum names) on the left to find the kick sound you want and then drag your data to that note.

Do you first Select the tracks you want to bounce together? Still, that's pretty much like soloing them.

It takes place on Thanksgiving. Listened to it at the gathering. The millennials were not impressed.

Expand the track pane to see all of the options. This is for a MIDI track, but audio tracks also have in/out. MIDI Track Pane.bmp

Check that the track's output is set to the Yeti. And welcome to the forum.

I just tried it in Cakewalk by Bandlab. In an empty MIDI track, choose the Lyrics view and you can type in the words without existing MIDI notes, and that data will appear in the track view clip as vertical lines, indicating that something is there. Although I don't know what you mean by 'blocks'. Clips, maybe?

Such as, Track View, Piano Roll View, Staff View, Arranger View, etc.

Good doggie.

There are no hits in the PDF reference guide for tape monitor. That is something you would find on a stereo receiver to monitor the tape input, hence the name. ? In Cakewalk's track pane is a button called Input Echo which allows you to hear what you're playing/recording while playing/recording. Looks kinda like this:

What display? On the keyboard or in the Cakewalk MIDI Track Pane? If it's the keyboard, you may have Local Control Off, which disables the keyboard's sound module when the keys are played, so you don't hear the sound twice. Once from the Korg and again from the Korg being driven by Cakewalk. Glad you got some of it solved. You can go to your first post and in the title bar, add 'solved', but you can never close the thread.

In MIDI, yes. In audio, there are some hoops you need to jump through to get the click to match the changed tempo. I have read here that it's easy, I've just never done it.

I've never used Ripple Edit so I don't know if it's better. It may depend on the complexity of the project? I've always used Insert>Time/Measures from the top menu. Place your cursor where you want the extra space, use Insert to, uh, insert how many measures you want, click OK. Everything in the project should move the specified amount.

They were offered, at a higher price. I remember in the old forum a fred about glasses and a couple folks remarked that they had difficulty adjusting to the progressives, thus the decision to get the bifocals. Already there, Bill. She said I have the beginnings of cataracts in both eyes.

Looking good. She's been home since Monday from her second stay in the hospital. Getting around, eating real food. Friday she gets her drains removed! Whoo hoo!

I think it was a Champ I played through way back in 1980-81. It belonged to one of my room mates and was the best-sounding amp I have ever played. I have undoubtedly played through fewer amps than most of you, but it did sound good. Great tone.

No, not when routing through an interface; just select the interface as the MIDI device. Use the Focusrite and make sure the Focusrite is using their ASIO driver.

Similar: Noel Borthwick says to see if one of your plug-ins is causing this.

Well, since the neck goes into the capo, I assume the capo is feminine.

For the first time in my life, I'm wearing glasses, prescription glasses. I was the only one of us Fieldses who didn't wear them. I have been using readers for about a decade, but I had a physical a while back and their cursory eye test revealed 20/80 in my right eye and not much better in the left. I went to an actual eye doctor and ordered the specs, which arrived Thursday. Bifocals. I'm still getting used to them, but everything is better, vision-wise. Except the computer monitor is too close for the glasses and too far for my old readers. I suppose I'll have to sit farther back if I don't want to change glasses for every different task. But, music sounds so much better now!