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best inexpensive MIDI interface out there
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It is the first MIDI device that worked with all of my devices
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Yes, I replaced a lost cakewalk usb midi interface that I had previosuly purchased as part of the Cakewalk Usb home studio package (I think still (...)).
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As a musician who writes music, having a good solid MIDI cable is absolutely essential.
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This is a great MIDI cord, but I have noticed something odd about them
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I had one of those cheap $5 USB-MIDI interface cables you see with the silver cables.
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I got this to replace some cheap MIDI interface a guy had thrown in with a keyboard I bought from him a while ago.
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Awesome MIDI cables
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Be careful before you purchase -- there might be another cheap midi cable that works better with your operating system or DAW.
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This MIDI to USB is actually working really well for me, and it worked on the first time
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I didn't know that midi was defect or something,
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I originally bought a cheap $5 midi-to-USB cable to connect my Strymon Timeline and BigSky to my computer, but it did not work
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It was because of the cheap USB midi
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I made a mistake on cheap midi interfaces but this without a doubt was perfect, more expensive but actually works
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After spending a lot of time troubleshooting my MIDI setup, I discovered that the MIDI out cable had a bad connection and only worked if you pushed on the wire
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I was having MIDI latency problems and was looking for where the leak was in my setup.
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I was able to get the Midi Monitor (free in Apple App store) to work sort of
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I read in numerous reviews that the cheaper MIDI adapters wouldn't work with 64 bit Windows 7.
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If you looking for a excelent USB midi interface go for it, you will dont regret.
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Get this right and you're good to go (this may be standard MIDI setup, but not necessarily intuitive to non-MIDI savvy users like me).
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Perfect midi interface for connecting older midi only device to a USB device
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Be careful before you purchase -- there might be another cheap midi cable that works better with your operating system or DAW.
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Real plug and play, however, for other dopes like myself, the "Midi In" cable attaches to the "Midi Out" port on your keyboard, as opposed to all things being matched.
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I recommend it hands down, specially if you have a G9.2tt and are looking for a MIDI interface that will work for sure for your patch editing
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Bought the cheap $10 USB MIDI cable on Amazon and it was a complete dud
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I thought I was going to have to buy a new USB keyboard to use in music notation programs like Finale, and in recording midi tracks in programs like Cubase
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I wish I knew how to use programs that supports midi though
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This is a good USB MIDI cable
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Recommended for anyone who needs a good, cheap USB MIDI interface!
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This shortcoming makes this E-MU XMIDI 1x1 useless for devices that run off MIDI power like the MIDI Solutions boxes
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The midi was fine for just playing notes without sustain
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Exceeds were a lot of cheaper USB midi connectors fail
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MIDI status LED's (See link below for picture)
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Using a decent midi USB device cleared everything up.
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Also make sure to select on your software preferences the correct MIDI input/output ports
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The only thing that would have been helpful would be instructions - the importance of matching up the correct midi ports, etc.
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If you or a loved one is musically inclined and has a MIDI keyboard and software like GarageBand to record, it's a great cable to have.
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Recommended for anyone who needs a good, cheap USB MIDI interface!
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I tried this out on my windows ME and my midi compatible keyboard and it only crashes when i try to setup the hardware for it.
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The M-Audio cable worked perfectly the first time