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USB audio interface from Alesis belonging to the iO series

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Thread Keyboard Controller for my Alesis io2 Express Interface

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1 Posted on 09/09/2013 at 06:00:55
Hello!

I own an Alesis io2 Express recording interface with midi in and midi out. I would like to buy a keyboard controller to work together with the interface. Most beginner keyboard controllers have midi through USB which connect directly to the PC. The question is, is it better to acquire a keybord with midi output and connect it to the Alesis io2 midi in, or could I connect a standard MIDI/USB keyboard to another USB port of the PC (another USB port with the Alesis io2 connected)?

I have read that using two USB ports at the same time could generate latency and sync problems. What do you suggest?

Thanks!!

PS: I connect my guitar into the Alesis interface
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