22 Mar
2009
22 Mar
'09
9 p.m.
On Mon Mar 23 9:44 , Justin Smith sent:
On Sun, Mar 22, 2009 at 3:20 PM, Folderol
folderol(a)ukfsn.org> wrote:
I have used an old edirol um-1 bought second hand.. works very well..
As Justin said any USB 1.1 compliant interface will work, there are also some
very cheap chinese ones on ebay, which are probably fine..
Another +1 for MidiSport
I've got the 2x2 never had a problem with it.
--
Will J Godfrey
http://www.musically.me.uk
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Any USB1.1 compatible midi device should work, it definitely will if
it is class compliant (which almost all of them are). Midi is a slower
protocol and you don't have to worry about a/d/a quality since it is
end to end digital, so really there is no reason not to get a simple
usb1.1 class compliant midi adaptor, yamaha has a very cheap one that
looks like two midi cables connected to a usb cable with a small extra
knob of plastic in between, that works just great in my experience,
model UX16.
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