No sound from midi

[User 905133 659]

19 hours ago, Michael Bauer said:

User 905133 said, "Maybe he is saying: I am using the Casio keyboard strictly as a midi controller, but I don't use any of its sound-making features for either recording or playing back audio".  That's what I "think" I am doing - using it as a midi controller . . . .

. . . I had to have one [a midi interface] over 15 years ago, but it looks like I don't need one anymore. 

To use the Casio as a controller (or even as a sound source--if you wanted to), you do not need an external midi interface.  According to the manual the Casio has a built-in midi interface that shows up on your PC and in Cakewalk "automatically" when you plug the Casio into your PC's usb port. That's why Cakewalk "sees" the Casio. By default the MIDI Ports are named CASIO USB-MIDI (as your images show).

You could also use the external 1 IN / 1 OUT MIDI Interface cable if Windows will "see" it. 

[John Vere 1,022]

The op has  the controller correctly set up there is no need for the M audio cable  The Casio is recognized by Cakewalk so that shows there’s a proper midi driver present  

The op needs to set the Casio as the input to a Simple instrument track and it should be fine  

 

 

[Michael Bauer 0]

Thanks folks for all of the help.  I deep sixed the track I was having trouble with and started another one.  I had no problems with that one.  Still strange that I wasn't able to discover what the problem was. 

[User 905133 659]

3 minutes ago, Michael Bauer said:

Thanks folks for all of the help.  I deep sixed the track I was having trouble with and started another one.  I had no problems with that one.  Still strange that I wasn't able to discover what the problem was. 

Yeah--sometimes its a better use of time to move on. Glad to hear its working for you now.

Edited September 25 by User 905133