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It's been listed on Zillow for 400 years.

What sound card or audio interface are you using?

Welcome to the forum. When inserting a synth such as Session Drummer or True Pianos, ensure that the 'Enable MIDI Output' box is unchecked. Set all track inputs to 'None' unless it's the track you're recording /playing through. Those are the first things I would check.

It is aliens.

I didn't do the math, but I read that if the world's population was condensed to the population density of New York City, they could all live in a space the size of Texas.

That's right. It's great that they're including WASAPI support and it works reasonably well, but I think it would be wrong to suggest to new users that they will be able to progress into the future of audio production without equipment that can perform at a higher level than the sound card in the computer can perform at. Which is why, I think, an ASIO sound device is still the recommended minimum. But even though I am 66 now, and somewhat dinosaurian, I can see a future where it won't be a requirement. I probably won't be there. 😁

Wow! That is great news! Call the Times!

You can often find pianos for free by people who are tired of moving them, don't play and inherited it, or abandoned in old houses. I started playing on my grandmother's Baldwin Hamilton upright grand. My current roommate has a Baldwin Acrosonic spinet. Wurlitzer is known for quality products, mostly, even in the lower price range. It looks good in the picture. If the price is acceptable and it plays well, I don't think you can do better.

Seamen?

Looks like your disc performance meter is 100%. That can't be good.

Lifts and separates.

Also, welcome to the forum.

Didn't Big Country start that in the 1980s? Oh, no! Ear worm!!!

Saw Grand Funk with Mott the Hoople for 14 DM in 1971, about $3.50 at that time. Two months after Ten Years After for about the same. Frankfurt Messe. And gas was 36 cents a gallon on base.

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Loop Recording never stops.

Are you sure you clicked the right emoji button? 😮

I assume in the PRV? Make sure all snaps are enabled.

I don't think so from 1 MIDI track. Many drum soft synths have multiple audio outputs, but I don't think you can do that here. Try asking on the main Cakewalk forum or Instruments and Effects forum. I usually have each drum on a different MIDI track.

No, set all inputs to None. Try that. Except the track you're recording or playing through.

So, when you press a key on the MX 49, all of the tracks play with their chosen patches? Or the same patch as the track you're playing? I don't know how that happens except if all the tracks are using the same instrument and channel. I always use different channels for each track. I don't recall going up to or past 16 MIDI tracks at a time through the MX, but it seems like using different banks would keep them from playing the same patch even if they were on the same channel. I would have to test that. Also, make sure to turn off the inputs of all the tracks you're not playing through/recording on, especially if you use Omni mode.

Thank goodness our music wasn't hot.