Midi channel routing question

[Jesse Johannesen]

Oh man, we totally made a special mod just to do this exact thing. Let me read up on it so I explain it properly and I'll walk you through it.
BRB

I truly appreciate your assistance!

From the manual (pg 34):

Channel to Port Mapping [C-P1] 
Sub Page NOTE: There is no screen for this modifier because there are no setting. 

If this modifier is added to a routing then only the MIDI messages on the channel number that matches the out-port number will be passed. The MIDI messages will be sent out on channel 1. All other MIDI messages are suppressed. 

Example: if you have a routing (i.e. in-port 3 -> out-port 7) and there are inbound MIDI messages on channels 6, 7 & 8, only the MIDI messages on channel 7 will be sent. And they will be sent on channel 1 / out-port 7. No other message will be sent on out-port 7.

Example Continued: if you have an additional routing (i.e. in-port 3 -> out-port 8) with the same inbound MIDI messages on channels 6, 7 & 8, only the MIDI messages on channel 8 will be sent. And they will be sent on channel 1 / out-port 8. No other message will be sent on out-port 8. 

Example Continued: if you have an additional routing (i.e. in-port 3 -> out-port 2) with the same inbound MIDI messages on channels 6, 7 & 8, no MIDI messages will be sent on out-port 2 

Example Continued: if you have an additional routing (i.e. in-port 3 -> out-port 2) with the same inbound MIDI messages on channels 6, 7 & 8, and there is NO “C-P1” modifier loaded on that routing, then all the MIDI messages will be sent on their respective channels on out-port 2. 

This is the modifier is best used when several MIDI channels are received on the same in-port and need to be “split” out to several out-ports. An example could be MIDI messages coming from a multitrack sequencer or something similar.

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Note: this modifier was added in a semi recent fw update, so if you don't see it appear when scrolling though your mods, that may mean you'll need a FW update.