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Le Wednesday 15 August 2007 07.03:17 david, vous avez écrit :

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> Thanks, it looks like it or it's big brother would do the job. With the

> 4x4, could I look cables to the other computers and use them as MIDI

> output devices, too?

Each device, be it a keyboard, synth or a computer, must have the midi

interface (in/out midi ports). The keyboards and synths already have it

built-in, while MIDISPORT is such an interface for your PC.
That mean that for every PC, you should buy a midi interface.
That being said, I don't see much use of biniding together two pc's with midi.

The only example I see is having one pc as sequencer and another as software

synth / effect processor.
Predrag
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> Predrag Viceic wrote:

> > this should be ok:

> > http://www.m-audio.com/products/en_us/MIDISPORT1x1-main.html

> >

> > Cheers,

> > Predrag

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> > http://freecycle.redsteamrecords.com

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> > Le Tuesday 14 August 2007 11.47:03 david, vous avez écrit :

> >> I'm trying to track down such things, but nobody locally even seems to

> >> have heard of MIDI, let alone USB-MIDI ...

> >>

> >> Also, how many would I need? My one external MIDI device is a Yamaha

> >> PSR-225GM keyboard, with what looks like the usual MIDI IN, OUT and

> >> THROUGH ports. I also have occasional access to a Yamaha PSR-740, which

> >> has additional programmable controllers. It has a similar collection of

> >> MIDI ports.

> >>

> >> I'd like to set things up so I could input from the keyboard(s) and also

> >> output to the keyboards.