So I wasn't sure the cabling was going to work with my ipad

I went to a local music shop and bought a proper cable and 20 minutes later my project was completed

The cable LED indicator lights up - and a PC even recognizes the USB

To use the cable as a master in logic, the out of the cable has to be connected to the IN of the 2488 recorder

This cable would make notes hang on each other and pretty much made it impossible to record anything

but I suppose thats the cost of a cheap cable.

If you like to gamble, then purchase this cable.

USB MIDI cable works great

The first cable I received from HDE did not work

Other cables work just fine with this keyboard, but this cable is useless.

This cable works and comes packaged nicely

as these cables are so cheap, I ordered a second one from a different vendor

Midi cable worked and installed with no problems

, that cable have bought before, did not worked with vista OS, was looking for product in photo 1,2,3,4

I tried in Mixcraft, cubase and Addictive Drums and Ezdrummer, the cable is the problem

Returning the defective unit for refund or replacement did not make sense since shipping costs would exceed the cable's value

I have learned my lesson on using cheap cables...

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I used MTC signal on Logic and this cable to slave a 2488NEO recorder.

I'd recommend this cable as an inexpensive MIDI solution for anyone.

finally I decided to blame the cable

I bought this cable to use with the RB3 Keyboard controller (PS3), but unfortunately for me, it did not work with the controller

This cable adapter works just great

The cable works fine.

Apparently I have to purchase a more expensive cable just to get this updated, which is disappointing.

This cable doesn't include drivers and multiple generic drivers didn't even work

so I know the cable wasn't dead, but my computer received absolutely no signal from my keyboard

This cable works but has very high latency

Instead, by contacting HDE, and explaining the problem, they sent me another (functioning) cable free of charge

This cable didn't work, and it is garbage.

namely it has a nice strong durable cord also a thick strong plastic with very solidly mounted LEDs and solid cable connections

I do wish the cable was a little longer as even at 6', it still seems to be reach from the keyboard to PC, but there never seems to be enough cable length on all the gear I have crammed in here.

Although the seller sent the wrong cable initially, they were apologetic and sent the correct one.

This cable only worked for a couple weeks.

The cable works well

The cable works fine

Not the end of the world at $6.50 - but the cable is not compatible with OS X Lion or Mountain Lion - something Apple changed with the USB libraries in the OS after Snow Leopard

My new $50 cable works perfectly and was worth the money after dealing with this dud.

I guess thats what I get for buying such a cheap cable.

I was soooo happy because with this cheap MIDI cable, I saved monedy, which works like a charm

The best USB midi cable you can buy for the money hands down.

So I'm sure it's this cable's problem.

This second cable was able to pass data in both directions but constantly suffered from "stuck" keys

The first cable that I received was broken

Keep in mind, the cables don't cause delay

Then I ordered a more expensive cable: EMU XMIDI

I plan to buy a more respectable keyboard pretty soon; hopefully the cable will work with it as well

I will probably end up buying a better cable that does not have this problem (I think it's this cable converter that is the issue - someone correct me if I'm wrong), but I definitely wanted to warn people about the pedal

I bought this cable as a cheap alternative to some of the more expensive MIDI cables

Another slightly more expensive cable worked with every MIDI device I own.

Decent cables, decent USB connectors

Used this very inexpensive, but fully functional cable to hook my Korg ToneWorks AX3000G (guitar pedal rig) to my PC, to be able to upload/download patches to the Korg PC software

I received the cable within five days of ordering as well.

I spend hours troubleshooting this thinking my software was bad but after swapping with a more expensive (class compliant) cable

Fantastic, I love this cable

My puppy destroyed my name brand midi cable.

For this purpose this cable worked wonderfully

This cable works fine with my Dell E1505 laptop, and a RockBand 3 keyboard.

The cable worked as advertised

I bought this cable to hook up my microKorg synth to my computer and it worked pretty darn well

Cable works great with an old Yamaha PSR-400 keyboard

It was completely useless, and I tried every possible method to get it to work (like swapping the cables in case they were mislabeled, trying different USB ports, uninstalling and reinstalling, etc.)

A friend has a similar cable and his cable works great with my device and my pc and software, so I know it's these cables that are the problem

This cable will be fine if you don't want to use a foot pedal

So this cable won't work with all MIDI devices and it is apparently only good for note input

(Pressing keys quickly made some notes play forever.)I finally decided to pay up for a more expensive "Emu" brand cable and that one worked perfectly.

This cheap cable robbed me of

Finally I got the right cable from other seller here which photo and product did match the AGPtek

Allows me to make great music with a MIDI controller through this magical cable, hehe.

I was not sure whether the problem is this cable or my piano

Overall I wasted like 7 bucks, and put my project on hold to take a gamble on a cheap cable

Barely works with some programs, get a good cable instead

The next most expensive cable was almost $50.Definitely not spending that amount on a cable

But the cable work so thats good

Another slightly more expensive cable worked with every MIDI device I own.

It does not work as advertised, nor does it work as per the accompanying instructions

Works as it says it does, nothing fancy, but great value for the price

I tried this converter with two midi keyboards, as well as, a midi controller with sound module on three computers

Both work just as they're supposed to.

Works perfectly -- records piano keystrokes in my audio editor (sold separately) and plays them back through the piano, as well as through the speakers of the computer.

Going through and playing music, you'll have a very loud "E" play every time you press the pedal