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Roland UM-ONE mk2 USB Midi Interface
Price:
US $46.90
Approximately£37.37
+ US $20.28 postage
Returns:
60 days return. Seller pays for return postage.
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I bought this specifically to drive my MT-32 and CM-32L which I use for classic DOS gaming. Tried other MIDI controllers, but found out later the playback was desyncing at times. This controller fixed that. You may need a Female-Female MIDI coupler or two, but otherwise, this is a great product for PC/Mac - MIDI. Note: I am using this on Windows 10, but the packaging only supports through Windows 8.1, so be forewarned.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
Good unit, but my warning with products like this especially for Mac users is that (not entirely roland's fault) is that as OSX keeps updating.. driver issues come up and eventually i'm certain (as happend with the erderol um-1) they will make a new product and stop supporting drivers.. the UM-One (yes a different product) was a great unit till roland just stopped making new drivers for it making perfectly good units obsolete.. I bought it because I thought my existing one was defective, but it turned out it was something to do with an old FW400 audio interface that hindered it.. these units are also problematic with some USB Hubs.. my UM-1 Mk2 worked with one USB hub but not the other AFTER i realized the other FW drivers / hardware were effecting it.. So yea that's why i say it's ok. It IS good in terms of being full featured.. full sysex support for advanced MIDI stuff.. some cheaper ones out there, actually omit sysex support so they only transmit basic midi.. which is ok for most purposes, but advanced users will find this bad with things like patch editors and such.Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Works great. Had some latency issues at first, but found they were due to some settings on my TD-20X, (made some changes to lessen some un-needed traffic on the midi highway, optimized my Mac, and put all of my sample sounds on an external drive). I have not measured the latency with this set up but it is barely noticeable. I found recommendations for this interface from fellow VST drummers. Only thing I would change is to have the cord just a bit longer, otherwise it works very well.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
This Midi to USB interface is fantastic. I bought a low end cable and had all kinds of issues - keys sticking/staying on - very frustrating. After a lot of troubleshooting I decided to get a somewhat expensive cable (this one), hoping my USB port, Midi Ports, computer and software were ok. They were and this cable made the difference. Being new to Midi and worrying about my configurations, this was a huge relief. I have a good 7K invested in my studio setup, and to think it came down to a cable- believe me, it's worth buying the good stuff and not having to look back.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
For 1 midi device it works ok. Like a polyphonic multitamberal device to a computer with simple daw. Larger system might need lots more i/o, a good starter midi connect. Has no audio i/o incase you wonder.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
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