In this example ,at the left column the INPUT from DIN 1 is selected.
Selected items will colour light blue.
Don’t look at the labels naming in the left column, when you first setup all of the names will refer to the specific ports DIN1, DIN2, and so on. You can easily change this by clicking on the pencil icon on the right side of the label.
At the OUTPUT side of the screen nothing is coloured light blue so whatever is coming in on the din 1 INPUT connector …. Is going to parish away into an invisible wall. Sad but true. If this was the DIN port where my beloved SL MKIII would be plugged into, there would be NOT a single thing going out towards ANY of my devices.
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In the next screenshot i renamed DIN1 to SL49MKIII and notice that when you rename the input names, the output DIN names change with it.
To enable an output simply click on it, OR if you need all of the DIN outputs, click on send to ALL.
There will open a drop down menu where you can select
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Selecting DIN midi selects all the DIN midi output ports and so on per category.
This is very handy if you only have one or two or three ports that you don’t need, simply go to the not needed outputs and click on them to deselect .
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Essentially the INPUT side of the MioXL can be routed to everything on the output side.
Many people are confused that the input means the input of their synthesiser or other midi instrument and make the right settings on the wrong side and getting frustrated when things don’t work.
In other words the Input is where it came FROM and the Output is where it is going TO.
If you keep this in mind during setting up the mioXL you won’t have much problems.
This is also very true in the Filter and remap settings further in this guide.