Oh, what a major breakthrough...!?

I won't have to use two keyboards to record on multiple tracks, that's not necessary anymore. As you all know I'm reading the DAW's manual, chapter by chapter, word by word, letter by letter, and I'm uncovering new knowledge day by day.


I'm sharing with you today's knowledge:


To Record multiple tracks simultaneously within Cakewalk Pro Audio 9 with only ONE Keyboard, set up Cakewalk AP9 as described below:


→ Menu Bar → Options → Project → select MIDI Input Tab

→ under Echo Mode select NONE, this will prevent double notes within the sound module

→ In the LOCAL ON PORT box type “1” which is the only keyboard connected to the computer, by doing this you’ll tell Cakewalk AP9 to leave your keyboard’s LOCAL alone, otherwise by default Cakewalk (AP9) turns LOCAL OFF, but you don’t want that because you want to hear Up1, Up2, Lwr, M.Bass, MI, while recording, plus it’s not messing up your Performance Memories.


I also attached a cartoon that I made, since a picture is worth a thousand words. You'll might have to zoom in to be able to read the text.