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Message: [QUOTE="SeaGtGruff, post: 190643, member: 6744"] It could be the cheap USB-MIDI interface cable you're using, as the inexpensive ones seem to be very prone to weird data glitches. One time a person posted a screenshot from MIDI-OX showing the crazy data he was getting, and it looked like one of the data bits in the messages was always high-- always the same bit, and in every single message, even the MIDI clock messages. I don't know if you know someone locally who has a different USB-MIDI interface cable that you can try out, but if so, do that. You might also want to see if you can verify that there's nothing wonky about the MIDI ports on the keyboard. For example, you should be able to run a MIDI cable from the keyboard's MIDI OUT port to its MIDI IN port, turn off the keyboard's Local Control (so it doesn't make any sounds when you play on the keys), and then be able to play sounds on the keyboard by sending the keyboard's MIDI data back to itself. If you can do that and everything seems to be okay, then the MIDI ports should not be the problem. [/QUOTE]