Questions about TIE Studio MIDI 1i1o

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AVaccari

4 years ago

This product seems to work nicely for some and not at all for others, will I be able to return it in case it doesn't work for me? [Of course, keeping the box intact] I would like to be sure I am not throwing 25CHF to this electronic lottery :P

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Anonymous

4 years ago

It worked well for me on Mac and Windows. But the casing for the usb connector is quite fragile, it broke after three months. But maybe the product was designed for fixed setups and not mobile ones.

mischa.brun

5 years ago

I would like to connect my keyboard (has only USB to host) with my interface (has only Midi inputs). Will this work with this cable without latency?

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Bosssy

5 years ago

I would like to use my e-drums in my DAW as a MIDI drum pad, so I buy this adapter. However, my drums only have one midi input and I can only find cables with two heads. Will this cable still work?

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Npython

5 years ago

Ciao The cable has a USB plug and one MIDI input and one MIDI output. This means that you can control MIDI signals in both directions with the cable: receive and send. But the question is with your e-drums. If you have only one MIDI socket in the e-drum, you can only control the e-drum in one direction. If it is a MIDI-IN, then you can control the e-drum with your DAW. If, on the other hand, it is a MIDI-OUT, then you can control your DAW with your e-drum. The cable works as you imagine it. Whether the e-drum does is questionable. Goodbye.