Klinkt allemaal mooi...maar compatibiliteit is een gokje. Ik had er iig veel moeite mee. Jammer want 3 ins en outs zijn natuurlijk voor deze prijs mooi. Ook functies in speciale software zijn meestal een red flag. Mijn oude vertrouwde edirol um one weer gepakt. Hassle free. Wel maar één in/out. Dat dan weer wel. Probeer het zelf. Get Lucky.

So small, so easy, so useful!Perfect MIDI solution with no drivers nor aditional software required. It's that easy!

Works as expected, windows 11 works fine, possibility to make a lot of settings and routing if you need that!

"Scatolotto" meraviglioso che permette di gestire flussi MIDI con la semplicità che uno si augura di trovare, prima o poi, in un argomento tanto banale quanto complesso come il MIDI. Ottima l'applicazione software che permette di configurarlo e creare preset che possono persino essere richiamati direttamente dal dispositivo (senza bisogno del computer) attraverso il tastino incluso.Forse unico "minus" il fatto che necessiti dell'alimentazione via USB-C, se fosse stato auto-alimentato sempre via midi (vedi tipo i dispositivi di Midi Solutions) sarebbe stato il non-plus-ultra ma non è certamente classificabile come "difetto". Anzi, tutto sommato l'alimentazione via USB-C lo rende a prova d'imprevisto perché un caricatore da telefono e un cavo si possono reperire ovunque: i Kenton, ad esempio (altri prodotti professionali) hanno bisogno di un alimentatore DC.

Es un artefacto imperdible en tu estudio de grabación !

An excellent device that works perfectly on Linux. I have 4 single-channel synths and a drum machine along with an ancient power-hungry multi-timbral Roland D-110 (from 1989). The issue is that I rarely use the D-110, so it needed to be daisy-chained at the end of all the other MIDI devices so it could be left switched off. But daisy-chaining 6 devices (with more to come) is not a great idea for latency, etc.U6MIDI Pro to the rescue! With the software you can download from the website, you can select which USB inputs go to which MIDI outputs, which means that rarely used devices can be kept on their own MIDI ‘circuit‘.Within your DAW, select output “U6MIDI Pro MIDI #” (where “#” is either 1, 2 or 3) and an appropriate MIDI channel and you’re away.Or, if you don’t need more than 16 MIDI channels, just use “U6MIDI Pro MIDI 1” for everything, but use the channel routing feature of the U6MIDI Pro to send particular channels to particular MIDI outputs.This is more than a multi-in multi-out MIDI device though. Within the software, for each USB or MIDI input you can filter out MIDI channels and message types that don’t make sense for those MIDI devices, and you can do some fancy message manipulation stuff that I’m not sure I’ll ever need.The software runs well on Linux, which is a bonus, and like most class-compliant USB devices on Linux these days, doesn’t need any extra drivers.Overall I’m really impressed by what it can do, how easy it is to set up, and compatibility with various OSs. Would definitely recommend.