download how to use casio ctk 574 keyboard as a midi controller native instruments maschine mk2

Sometimes this can cause problems as midi data going out and in at the same time can bollucks up the midi data, if you get starting and stopping sounds/recordings, this is what is probably happening. Normally, this is what you want-if you are going use the tones in the WK, and not 'virtual' sounds in your computer. The only midi settings you need to know for Cakewalk-1) which WK midi channel out setting you are using-this looks like the first menu item on page E-80's flowchart for the visually fotuitous-and local on/off-which you might need to turn off as any time you play and record into Cakewalk-it wil send the midi data 'stream' right back to the WK midi in port. Usually on mine, and without any obvious visual to let you in on this-scrolling down from any given menu item should give you the next menu page-looking at page E-80 in the manual, if i didn't know how to do this, you are right-I had to learn this trial-and error-then you use the left/right scroll buttons to move o each item in the menu sub-headings, then use the + - buttons I think trhis has these?) to change the setting in that item if it has settings-such as midi channels 1-16, but it all works, once you figure out these scroll buttons. The scroll buttons are the 'secret' to unlocking all the menus on this-as it isn't very apparent how to get to the 'midi' settings. Yes, this series of Casios-this is a very deep Casio by the way-is very similar to my PX575 for the menu items.

Download how to use casio ctk 574 keyboard as a midi controller native instruments maschine mk2