Yamaha UX256 - page 29

•THRU output of MIDI signals (MIDI IN → MIDI OUT)

You can route MIDI signals received at the input port(s) of the UX256 directly to the

output port(s) of the UX256 (this is called THRU output). This routing is useful when

you wish to route MIDI signals from a MIDI keyboard directly to a tone generator. The

left column shows the UX256’s output ports (1-16), and the top column shows the

UX256’s input ports (1-8). To enable this function, check the “Thru ON/OFF” check

box in the lower right corner of the screen.

If you check multiple check boxes vertically, a MIDI signal from one input port on the

UX256 is distributed to multiple output ports on the UX256. If you check multiple

check boxes horizontally, MIDI signals from multiple input ports on the UX256 are

merged and transmitted to one output port on the UX256.

• See page 24 for more information on the relationship between the

UX256’s I/O ports and the port numbers.

• For Macintosh, this function is valid only when the MIDI Patch screen or

sequence software is running.

•Routing MIDI signals directly from MIDI IN 2 to MIDI OUT 3

First check the “Thru ON/OFF” check

boxes on the lower right corner of the

screen. Then check the check box as

shown on the right, and click [OK] to

enable the setting.

NOTE