FORE MIDI to USB Interface Compatible with USB Type-A MIDI Cable with Input&Output Work with MIDI Keyboard/Synthesizer/MIDI Deivce Compatible with iOS&Android, Windows/Mac OS Red - 6.5Ft

My midisport 2x2 stopped working all of a sudden so I thought I'd try this. Plug and play, no drivers needed and worked flawlessly with Musescore. Can't speak to longevity but for now it works great.

For ages, I did not have the ability to change the preamp levels from my board because of the complicated midi boxes made from the past. This one simple you plug it in and you're done. Do your midi set up for two preamps: 1 to 2 ~2 to 1 and you're good to go? After a very minimal time, unplugging it twice, the USB cable failed at the tip.. I don't think this is a serious problem in the manufacturing, but I'm returning it for another one. It's kind of a shame though because it just pulled out. It wasn't broken. We're going to try another one and see what happens.

Worked perfectly for my project right “out of the box” at a very reasonable price. And, fast shipping.

Perfect! Works great! I have three older types of this midi interface. This is the only one that worked perfectly out of the box. It's resurrecting my old Roland PC-200 midi controller. It works flawlessly. So glad I got this at the convenient price and now I don't have to get a new controller. It connected up and was active in seconds. Would recommend!

This works and I highly recommend this for beginners and experienced music professionals.

Great interface and very good quality

Alright took a shot with this one as I didn’t see that many reviews for this particular model. I spent about $25 on it which is noticeably cheaper than many other options. It has a switch on it which you can change to act as either an IN or an OUT. I only ever use the OUT on my keyboard which corresponds to IN on the S1. I’ve never used Bluetooth MIDI so I didn’t know what to expect. It’s reassuring that I can also use the S1 wired and not just Bluetooth as a fail safe. I hope I can continue to do so after the battery eventually dies. The connectors seem to be silver instead of gold if that matters to anyone. We’ll have to see how it holds up with time, especially since it uses a battery. In my use case though, I’m planning on mainly keeping it plugged in though. I’m unsure if I can just keep it on all the time as long as I have it plugged in. If I find out I’ll let yall know. Latency seems to be more than acceptable. I would be comfortable playing live with this level of latency, much better than I expected with Bluetooth. I know Bluetooth earbuds are a big no for music production but this seems acceptable. My only gripe is that how the port on my piano is oriented, I cannot turn off the S1 without unplugging it. The switch is facing up when plugged in which is pressing against my piano. A bit of a hassle but I’m hoping I can just leave it on the IN position and charging. The S1 does not work when in the OFF position, even when plugged in. See the manual in my photo for more info. Edit: I have one more con that I’ve found. Some reason, it does not charge with a USB-C to USB-C cable, only a USB-C to USB-A cable. Ok I talked to support about this one and apparently it doesn’t support USB PD or something like that. You’ll either need to use just a 5V brick or use a usb-A to usb-C cable which is included. A bit of an inconvenience since I’ll have to carry another cable with me but it is this cheap for a reason I guess.

I used this to hook up my music keyboard to my computer. This made it easy to use apps like SeeMusic. I used this to hook up an app that showed a visual representation of the music for deaf and hard of hearing people. This made it easy to connect, is flexible and long enough that I can set my laptop comfortably nearby. It’s very durable, so no worries about plugging in and unplugging daily. It’s a great value and I love that allows me to share music even with those who can’t hear it. It’s amazing how beautiful music looks.

100% Work Well Recomand all of

I use this cable to connect my Yamaha W5 Synthesizer to iPad. It is 1994 model, 76 keys and no usb port to connect to computer or tablet. Only it has Midi In, Out and Thru. And plus I use USB to iPad Lightning connector adapter ( aka camera adapter) as well, to connect iPad. Please follow the instruction for connecting. Cable midi in, goes to synthesizer midi out; and cable midi out, goes to synthesizer midi in. Red light shows your connection is on, and blue shows midi data is on. My old synth converted to something else, it has own sounds and has DAW programs from iPad are all together. Absolutely recommended.

funziona bene

Me funcionó perfecto para mandar señal a un switcher del pedales para guitarra eléctrica de mi iMac (Catalina) y viceversa, no necesita driver ni nada por el estilo, es plug and play, lo he estado usando por 2 semanas y trabaja sin problemas, se ve de que está hecho de calidad estándar y tiene apariencia que si se maneja bien puede durar años sin problemas.

Works well, connect and done