Re: Re: MIDI interfaces

So aside from the unitor and amt which from all the comments have an acceptable level of midi voodoo are there any other worthy alternatives? I am suspicious of the viability of the driver on intel machines and think a USB 2.0 designed device might be wiser to go for. 

On May 5, 2008, at 10:27 AM, Andy Hardwake <[email protected]> wrote:


On May 5, 2008, at 8:42 AM, Nick Batzdorf wrote:

> Nope. I'm saying that maybe five years ago I used to have to phooph
> around to get the MIDI interface to be seen when I flipped the switch
> to turn on my studio. In all honesty I forget the specifics, but it
> was never just "turn on the switch and play" like it is now - I had
> to power-cycle the interface sometimes, or maybe unplug and plug its
> USB cable - again, I forget.

OMG! Have you ever updated the firmware? Been using mine for 7 or 8 
years and never seen it here... Or in the worst case pressing the 
panic button made it work... Now I recall having an issue when 
switching to USB, but I solved it right away by getting a top-quality 
USB cable shielded on both ends... Am I just lucky or what :-) ?

Best,

Andy





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