(Ironically, I have one that's set up to do exactly what you want right away with no computer, it was set up to distribute MIDI Clock for a large live event with multiple synths. The old Opcode Studio 5 LX could do this stuff very well and was 15 x 15, but it required Mac OS 9 to program it. The KMX MIDI Central lived in my studio for years and gave great 15 x 16 performance, but they haven't been made for decades and are hard to find - hasn't had one up for auction in years, and Ebay is dry too. I will post fast and dirty right now and can follow up with deeper research if need be.įirst of all, off the top of my bean, I am not aware of anyone making a 16-port MIDI box of any kind any more. Several questions here with several answers. What's the best set-up for ease of use and accurate timing? Is it ridiculous to try and daisy chain 13-14 devices together due to midi delays introduced at each keyboard? Or should I use a "Star" configuration, with either a dedicated midi patch bay or should I use a midi thru box? Do you have a suggestion for a midi patch bay that would do the job? (Does anyone even make a 16 x 16 midi patch bay?) I'd like to be able to sync the various arpeggiators, and play the majority of the keyboards from the Midiboard. (keyboards are: Prophet 600 with gligli, Prophet 6, Andromeda A6, Yami An1x, Solaris, Akai Ax80, Sub 37, Deckards Dream, Juno 66, Kiwi 3p, along with a string machine, a Yami Rx-5, Voce V5+, and a ESQ-1). Here's the harder part: I have a number of 80's era and newer keyboards that I now want to hook up via midi, to respond to my master controller - the Kurz Midiboard. (That part works fine.) No computer if I can help it, because I find it so often gets in the way of the creative flow. I wanted to try to set up a standalone system with an iPad running Cubasis 2.8, hooked up to a Steinberg UR44. "RHODES" is a registered trademark of Joseph A Brandstetter.My question is about the best way to hook up a variety of midi devices to your recording interface. Plugin Boutique or its Suppliers do not accept any liability in relation to the content of the product or the accuracy of the description. Any goodwill attached to those brands rest with the brand owner. Plugin Boutique do not have (nor do they claim) any association with or endorsement by these brands. For example references to instrument brands are provided to describe the sound of the instrument and/or the instrument used in the sample. A compatible VST host software is needed.Īny references to any brands on this site/page, including reference to brands and instruments, are provided for description purposes only.
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