cakewalk midi - live keyboard performance problem

[reko]

Dear friends,

 

I hope someone can help me on how to.

 

I made a patch change for one song in cakewalk,

say track 1 - channel 1 :

bar 1 - 4 - patch : trumpet

then bar 5 - 8 - patch strings. (same track - same channel)

there are no notes on the track,

just the patch change

because I want to play the notes live on the keyboard,

and by the time bar 5th, I want the sound change automatically.

 

problem arise in my yamaha psr-640

no matter channel number i assign,

(either in cakewalk or the midi recieve on yamaha)

when i play the keyboard, the sound produced

was included with the sound which is in the state

what sound is in the keyboard LH / RH 1 & 2.

 

I mean if the sound now is for example :

piano on my keyboard and

i see the LCD display on the keyboard

that telling RH1 is piano,

 

then when I hit play button on cakewalk

then i start playing the keyboard

for bar 1 to 4, the the trumpet sound is there

but also the piano sound which was produced

by the keyboard itself.

by the time i reach bar 5 to 8,

yes the sound change to string,

but still when i play the keyboard,

the piano sound still included.

 

and also, the keyboard LCD display

don't change the sound name on the display.

It's just sit still there with the name : PIANO.

 

It seems the midi data sent from cakewalk

work as a hidden data in my keyboard.

 

I've tried to do recording via cakewalk

by changing manually the patch within the keyboard,

I saw the patch change in the cakewalk track's evenlist

with some of other controls after the recording.

 

Then I playback the recording cakewalk,

and the problem still the same on the keyboard.

 

Is this normal ?

 

I hope somebody can help me.

 

to simplify, how do I must do in cakewalk

to make a live performance on the keyboard,

which need so many times & kinds of patch changes

that my hands won't be fast enough

to push the button to change the sound on the keyboard.

 

anykind of respond will be greatly appreciated.

thank you in advanced.

 

regards.

[mcgoo]

refer to your keyboard's owner's manual on how to turn off "Local" control.

[reko]

refer to your keyboard's owner's manual on how to turn off "Local" control.

 

hi, thank you very much for your reply.

I follow your instruction and yes, it works.

 

I'm happy now because your help...:-)

 

thanks once again...

regards,

reko

 

 

[mcgoo]

you're welcome. 'glad it helped!