What I'm trying to do is put my school notes on a CD with a nice musical score that I've written in the background. I was then hoping to record this on to a tape to play in my car. I wanted it on CD so I could just tell the CD player to play the song/notes repeatedly while the tape recorded.

The only way I have of doing this is externally. The mic on my computer picks up sound from the speakers a little too well. The recording would be a lot cleaner if I could convert MIDI to sound internally.

The version of Cakewalk that I'm using is a Demo version. I think Mark Clark has identified the problem. For some reason, the Cakewalk Gurus have disabled this function in this program. Perhaps they were worried about me recording their music on to a CD and selling it (like that would ever happen.)

I must mention that I like Mark Clark's idea of how a computer programmer solves problems. I have to add that a computer programmer might suggest disconnecting the battery for a minute. Believe it or not, sometimes this will fix a car problem. If maintenance has been done, and the car's computer hasn't been reset, this is the only way a lamen can reset it. This only works if something major has been changed.

-Racer