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AlenK -- over six years later, I currently have eleven pages of your various forum remarks on the Sequencer set up for printer dump and attachment to my P1 manual.  Thank you, sir.

Waitaminnit...

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"...one wouldn't normally want to trigger those by anything other than keys on the keyboard, even the drum tones..."

Two years later, I'm researching the XW-P1 Step Sequencer and that excerpt right there gave me the idea of Phrase Recording drum fills to call with Step Sequencer Patterns.

This thing is crazy, and I don't know I'd do without your work on it.  Thank you, sir. 

The Bandlab Cakewalk release was opened to public domain by Gibson.  I'm not extremely experienced but it's been doing great work in post-production with my Tascam DP-24SD tracks.

Also: I pretty easily achieved a connection with my XW-P1 to the Win7 Cakewalk installation and was recording MIDI right away.  Shaun's original post specifies a "simple cheap software solution," and I'd point out that this is sort-of in the middle: it's free full-function, but -- being a real capable DAW -- I might not exactly call it "simple".  I don't think it's out-of-range with anything else available, however, when it comes to difficulty.  Like anything else, it can be learned, and I'm real happy to have it.

https://www.bandlab.com/products/cakewalk