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My pleasure Jokeyman123! I made a quick sketch of the physical routing path between my devices to conclude. Let me know if you have any questions though!

Hi Jokeyman123, That is a Moog Sub-37. And yes, essentially it is acting as a midi router. The Digitakt is a fun complex little box used for sampling and sequencing, and so much more. I believe you are correct in your ask! I've attached a picture of the Digitakt to show the specific set up of this channel. I'll attempt to explain but I don't know if I can do appropriate justice of how it automagically happens. I want to assume that the AUTO channel is like an ALL channel, so if it receives ALL channels, when its programmed to receive ALL and send ALL... being that I set the 16 track on the Digitakt as an AUTO channel, that specific signal going to that Channel will always be an automatic all signal path, regardless if I have that track selected, meaning... if I press the # 15 on my Digitakt (which goes to my Ju-06) and I play a note on the Casio which I have configured for #16, the Casio sends the # 16 note signal to the Digitakt's Auto channel 16... and outputs it to whatever # i selected the Digitakt, which is 15. And viola! We hear the sound of my JU-06. It is indeed a routing logic being interpreted here, well said with that! I hope I explained this okay:-)

Hi Brad, As simple as this may have been to advise, it sincerely means more to me than you know. I have many synths as seen in this picture. This simple advisory lead me into exploring the channel signal path thru my Arturia key step and into my Digitakt that connects into an 8 port midi-splitter to bridge all my synths together. The magic of all the channeling happens within the Digitakt. I have all synths assigned by their own unique channel and have them mapped out on the Digitakt tracks 9-15, mapping each channel/synth(instrument) to those tracks respectively. With the exception of an auto all channels send channel on the Digitakt (#16), which I've mapped to my Zone as 16, I am now able to fully play ALL of these synths individually by simply selecting any track 9-15 on my Digitakt, It's awesome. The feel of this piano is like no other, to be able to play all my of synths on this keybed is heavenly. It truly is an amazing experience how this incredible feature does the world for me. The fact that you responded so quickly, to make this experience so complete for me, it's like getting a whole orchestra at finger tips. An overwhelming thank you and much respect to you.

Legend, worked like a champ. Thanks Brad! 🙂

Hello, Between system settings and zone settings I could never get the px-5s to play, for example a Ju-06 with a direct midi connection. I have managed to play soft synths via usb no problem. I have midi cable cable no longer than 3 ft going out from the PX-5s, that connects directly into the JU-06 Midi in port. I have set my PX-5s Basic Ch to 15 and device ID to 15. I have enabled my midi out to either be key or midi. The midi out is set to "ON". The JU-06 channel i have set for 15. AM I missing something? kinda disappointed😕. Thanks.

I've owned a PX-5s for a little over a year. As I like the sound, i'm not fond of the menu system and some of the sound presets. I was considering to sell my PX-5s and upgrade to a CGP-700, But I haven't heard anyone compare these two. Does anyone have any suggestions? would I be severely lacking if I went that route? Thanks in advance.