MIDI SWITCH.

We do tests on prototype boards, we develop ideas that don't always work. And then at some point, when the concept is in place, you have to connect everything to check that the general idea can work.

what is called a 'noodle dish'

Between the different programming systems, those allowing various logging methods, the USB hub is very busy. And finally, the realization of the first MIDI 'ping'.

The principle is simple:

- We start from the PC in MIDI.
- We enter the MIDI information to the SWITCH.
- We continue from the SWITCH in MIDI to a synthesizer.

And yes: it works!

At the same time, on this path, various changes of media type and communication speed are performed. This is the principle. And the general principle is to make a machine that facilitates MIDI interconnections. 

I seem to be on the path I have set myself. Obviously, there will be 16 channels to manage. For the moment I am not yet able to know if the power of the integrated processor will be sufficient but I think so, it works at a fairly high frequency...