I am not as familiar with Cakewalk as I recently found and installed the original older version that works with my older XP machines.
I have just been using Cakewalk as my converter for many years now. I just went through this same thing with a user on another forum several days ago. So, load your saved file back in and check the "Save as type" window. If you bring your saved file right back into Cakewalk, it will "look" like an SMF-1 file, as Cakewalk automatically extracts MIDI data from SMF-0 files to separate tracks as it loads them, but the "Save as type" window will still show the correct file type that is loaded. The PX and many of the older Casio and other keyboards will only play an smf0 file internally.Īfter scouring the Internet for a simple conversion tool, I can't find anything anywhere that accomplishes what should be a simple task. When creating and editing a multitrack midi arrangement on an older PX similar to WK I can save it internally as an smf midi file and transfer it to a software DAW to edit it no problem.
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