Port 3 is the so called MIDI THRU port as any device connected will send its data through the MX directly to the computer via PORT 3.1 2016 SPARE PARTS GS-PINSETTER (Brunswick GS-serie Pinsetters: GS-10, 92, 96, 98 & GSX) Mühlstr. You do not make a setting in this column - rather it reflects the current status of your MIDI Ports – whether they are in use or not: The column labeled "STATE" is a status report of what is being used currently. MIDI Port 1 is always for musical performance events like note-ons, controllers, and tempo. MIDI Port 2, as we will discuss next, is for Remote Control functions. MIDI Port 3, is for any external device connected to the MIDI jacks while you are setup for USB. MIDI Port 5, is for the MX REMOTE EDITOR (which lets you create custom control templates for VSTi). Move the cursor down to the REMOTE DEVICES folder. Here you can see that USB Port #2 is setup for Remote Control communication between the MX and Cubase. You can understand that above we setup PORT 1 for communication of MIDI data to be recorded to a MIDI Track (Note-ons, Controller movements, Tempo, etc.), now we are setting a separate Port on which to communicate Remote Control commands. These must be kept completely separated from our musical performance commands.
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