FredT
Published on 05/19/01 at 15:38
The MIDI interface is in the form of external unboitier connected to the parallel port of a PC. It offers 4 MIDI I / O independent, and a SMPTE sync. The only point "negative" (positive for some) for food, which is through the keyboard port and a special cable. It works of course, but it's a little hobby!
UTILIZATION
The drivers have been updated once and it was good. This is a solid stability! I use the following config: Pentium III 650 on Asus P3V4X motherboard, 256MB of RAM with Cubase and mainly Gigasampler.
OVERALL OPINION
This MIDI interface is simply excellent. Once installed, it knows how to forget! Only the LEDs on the front to remind you that the MIDI messages pass though! It is reassuring to some side ... From a quality / price ratio interesting, and using proven technology, in my opinion the ideal interface in this range of specs (4 E / S) and a much better choice than USB enclosures still lack maturity .
UTILIZATION
The drivers have been updated once and it was good. This is a solid stability! I use the following config: Pentium III 650 on Asus P3V4X motherboard, 256MB of RAM with Cubase and mainly Gigasampler.
OVERALL OPINION
This MIDI interface is simply excellent. Once installed, it knows how to forget! Only the LEDs on the front to remind you that the MIDI messages pass though! It is reassuring to some side ... From a quality / price ratio interesting, and using proven technology, in my opinion the ideal interface in this range of specs (4 E / S) and a much better choice than USB enclosures still lack maturity .