Then, open the “Piano Roll” view, and you should see your drum map that you just put in. To check, create a MIDI track, in the MIDI track strip, Select the “In/Out”, use the DM you just created and the “In” can be left blank, or set it to whatever you need. Click on the little disk icon next to the “Presets” box, and your drum map is saved.After complete, type in the box next to “Presets” what you want to name it (I used 'BeatBuddy Standard Kit).Select the correct “Out Port”, in this case, the Beat Buddy.Under “Name”, double click on the “0/C0” and it will change to an input box, enter the name (in this case Ride 2, and hit enter).Repeat for “Out Note” using same value.Under “In Note”, double click on the “0 (C 0) …” and it will change to an input box, enter the note number (in this case, 59, and hit enter).Under 'Settings for “DM1”, next to “Notes”, click -NEW- a line will populate.Click -NEW- under “Drum Maps Used in Current Project” - you will see a “DM1-” created.

Open Cakewalk and go to -EDIT-PREFERENCES-DRUM MAP MANAGER.

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