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Proper MIDI Routing

By Sweetwater on November 4, 2010

Here’s a handy reference for connecting and trouble-shooting MIDI systems:

  • MIDI outputs always go to MIDI inputs.
  • MIDI thrus always go to MIDI inputs.
  • MIDI outs never go to MIDI outs or thrus.
  • MIDI thrus never go to MIDI outs or thrus.
  • MIDI ins never go to MIDI ins.

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