2009 04:25
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: (313) MIDI Routing Question for Gear Heads
Sooner or later, I'll be putting my music computer setup back together.
It's woefully out of date, and I'll need some sort of midi router to
replace my 4 X 4 ISA card (ISA? What's that...). Anyway, one option
would
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Sent: Monday, June 22, 2009 4:25 AM
To: 313@hyperreal.org
Subject: (313) MIDI Routing Question for Gear Heads
Sooner or later, I'll be putting my music computer setup back together.
It's woefully out of date, and I'll need some sort of midi router to
replace my 4 X 4 ISA card (ISA
I have my doubts.
If it's cheaper to try and you want to save a buck, maybe give it a
whirl but just be ready for it to possibly not work. I know that both
macs and PC's have only a finite amount of that sort of thing that
they can deal with.
My opinion would be to go straight to the rack mount
Motu makes a great 8x8 USB rack unit I think.
I had one, thought might have been 4x4, had led for each io activity
level, worked great.
On Monday, June 22, 2009, Thor Teague thor.tea...@gmail.com wrote:
I have my doubts.
If it's cheaper to try and you want to save a buck, maybe give it a
Not really on topic for 313 but since about 1/2 the users on this list
are producers of some stripe...
Any more, with so much synthesis capability available inside the box,
most people don't keep a ton of outboard MIDI gear around. Plus, many
modern devices that used to be MIDI only come with
Sooner or later, I'll be putting my music computer setup back together.
It's woefully out of date, and I'll need some sort of midi router to
replace my 4 X 4 ISA card (ISA? What's that...). Anyway, one option
would be to get an 8X rack mount router with USB interface, though these
seem to be a
