Product Description

LogiLink Adapter USB to Midi In-Out Machen Sie Ihren Computer zu einem kleinen Musikstudio. Verbinden Sie einfach den LogiLink USB Midi Adapter mit PC und Ihrem Midi Sound Modul oder Keyboard. Der Adapter wird über den USB Port mit Strom versorgt und es müssen keine Treiber installiert werden. Der Adapter unterstützt 16 eingehende und 16 ausgehende Midi Kanäle.PC Adapter für Midi Geräte & KeyboardsAnschluss Computer USB A maleAnschluss Midi In 5-Pin DIN maleAnschluss Midi Out 5-Pin DIN maleLED für Betrieb und Datenstromrichtung16 Midi Input Kanäle16 Midi Output KanäleKeine Treiberinstallation erforderlichStromversorgung über USB PortKabellänge 2,0 MeterFarbe transparent

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1535 in Consumer Electronics
• Model: UA0037
• Dimensions: .0" h x .0" w x .0" l, 1.32 pounds

Customer Reviews

It just worked
Plugged one end into a Yamaha YDP-113, the other end into a Vista laptop, opened up Cakewalk and there it is. It just worked, couldn't ask for more. If you've got a keyboard with old-style MIDI sockets and a USB-only computer, this is perfect.

Fine piece of kit
Plugged the "out" into "in" and the "in" into "out" on the keyboard and stuck the usb into the pc and it worked straight away. Could not be easier to use 5 stars.

Easy to install, and perfect for the job!
First of all I would like to say that make sure the distance between your MIDI device and your PC is under 3 meters, as I ended up rearranging my room so that it would reach. (Literally, everything has moved, although it looks much better now!)

Moving on...I looked at various different USB to MIDI cables and made sure I talked to various people in the know beforehand, but settled on this particular item in the end. I wanted to use it on my Electronic Drum kit (Alesis DM5) so that I could easily record the drum tracks I wanted and edit them on the PC if necessary, instead of taking loads of attempts via audio. The thing with Drum Modules and MIDI is that there is often a lot of 'latency' (basically lag between the connections) and this is the one real problem I was worried about.
However, I almost jumped for joy when I plugged it in, waited the 4 or so seconds for the driver to automatically install, and found out there was no latency at all!

Now I am happily recording away, still thinking about the possibilities of the USB MIDI cable. Remember that these aren't just for keyboards, and can in fact work with any MIDI controller.

Oh, and if you were wondering what other kit I use to record, or could recommend, it would be a Line6 Toneport UX2, Ableton Live and an Ibanez electric guitar.