Multiple midi interface issues

I have two Edirol MIDI USB interfaces hooked up to my system
One interface is connected to a Yamaha MU15, the other interface is connected to a string of older synthesizers on their own MIDI channels.
If I change a MIDI tracks output interface, it changes for every track -i.e. i want to send some MIDI tracks to one interface, other MIDI tracks to the second
What should I do to make this work?

Sorry, newbie question alert.
My Focusrite Saffire LE is a MIDI and audio
interface. It has a single MIDI in and out. I have 4
synth units I want to connect. Can I just go ...
in > thru > in > thru > in > thru > in > out
Theoretically, this should work and is the reason that
they are there. Now in a real world applicatioin you are
going to have to find out if in fact it will work. There
are a number of things that could be a problem but
I dont want to get you worrying about things that
might not happen. Just make sure you have good cables
and set up all your stuff in the Audio/Midi setup. If you
run into any problems try removing each device one at
a time to see if it is one piece that is causing the problem.
Have fun

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