CME U2MIDI Pro - High-Speed USB MIDI Cable with Filter and Mapper - Plug & Play USB-to-MIDI Interface for Computer/Laptop/PC to MIDI Instrument/Device - 6.5ft

Needed a quick easy midi interface to restore factory presets on an old Korg M1 keyboard. Sadly, my 30 year old midisport wouldn’t work with Windows 10. So, I bought this simple MIDI interface, plugged it into my laptop and worked perfectly!!! No drivers etc to deal with. GREAT little device!!! Thanks!

This item works. Bear in mind that this requires a computer to do the USB to MIDI translation. It really sucks that you can't get a simple device that can do that transformation without involving a computer. But this works just like the manufacturer said it would. I went in both directions with it: Computer powering MIDI device via USB. MIDI device powering DAW on computer via a MIDI out and USB in to the computer.

This worked where the cheapo ones didn't. I needed it to program my Morningstar MC6 Pro from my Windows 11 PC while also connected to my iPad via USB-C. High value and plug and play.

Amazing product overall. The quality is very good and it didn’t feel cheap or flimsy at all. The only reason I’m rating it 4 stars is due to a technical issue with the midi transmission. I tried to connect it to a midi drum module for my electric drum kit and 2 of the “triggers” were registering on the module but not on this midi device. I could tell because there’s a green power light on the cable that flashes whenever a signal was sent, and it wasn’t flashing for certain signals. Unfortunately due to this I will be returning the product, but for most general midi applications it’s perfectly fine.

Enough said, These cables connected right away and recieve/transmit midi data like a champ. The in and out connectors are color coded white and black for easy hook up. Highly recommended.

Had a few off-brand adapters then got a Roland UM-ONE and lived with the small latency it had. Got this CME U2MIDI Pro and there is no latency at all, at least within my perception. Very happy with this adapter.

Love it. It works really good! I had to download the driver software to get it working in Reaper. I hooked up my Casio keyboard and the latency is very fast. Feels like real time speed. I tested it with a few different vst synths. Works great!

This worked great to use my Roland V drums “td11” into programs like MlDrums and addictive drummer and then recorded into my Daw “Logic Pro”. Everything worked smooth and I’m happy with purchase

I used it to connect a KORG M1 to my MS Surface to restore the sounds preloaded at the factory. It worked well, the connectors was marked making it fool proof.

Plug and play right out of the box A solid cable at a good price! Wasn't expecting it to transmit other important signals such as key velocity / (touch response) but it handles everything like a champ. Small input delay but I believe this keyboard I'm using (PSR 290) has that delay anyway due to its age, nothing too noticeable and I don't have the means to measure or prove where it is coming from... Used with and compatible with cubase 8.5 pro on Windows 10 via usb

Utilizzato per organo virtuale Funziona benissimo Anche su Win 11 Gestione quasi professionale multicanale midi Ottimo oggetto senza spendere cifre folli

Plugged in and worked, no problem and no fuss!

Bisher habe ich für 5-pol Midi-Geräte am PC mit einem billigen No-Name-USB 2.0-Adapter verbunden, was eigentlich immer gut funktioniert hat. Als ich letztens ein älteres Roland PC-180E Midi-Keyboard geerbt habe und es an den Computer anschließen wollte, wurde der alte Adapter zwar erkannt, bekam aber kein Signal vom Roland. Nach langem Ausprobieren, habe ich das Midi-Keyboard auseinandergenommen um zu sehen, ob evtl. eine Steckverbindung nicht angeschlossen war, oder irgend ein anderer Defekt vorlag. Nix! Das Keyboard war trotz seines Alters in einem optimalen Zustand. Nach mehreren Tagen Recherche und Kopfzerbrechen, woran et wohl jelejen haben mag, dass kein Signal beim Adapter ankam und ich das alte Keyboard schon als defekt in die Bucht stellen wollte, fiel mir ein, es mal an meine Korg-Workstation anzuschließen und siehe da: Es funktionierte. Nur eben am PC nicht und das Adapterteil war auch nicht kaputt. Aber es kam kein Signal vom Roland. Dann grub ich noch tiefer in den Foren und fand einen einzigen Eintrag, in dem irgendein Nerd einen sogenannten "Optokoppler" in den Billigheimer Adapter eingelötet hat, weil er das gleiche Problem hatte. Also weitergesucht und schließlich dieses Teil von CME gefunden, was im Internet hochgepriesen wird und anscheinen das einzige Gerät ist, was für alle Midi-Verbindungen zuverlässig funktioniert. Nun geht auch mein Roland MIDI-Keyboard am PC und ich bin glücklich. Es sind wirklich nur ein paar Euro mehr für ein endlich funktionierendes und gut durchdachtes und hochwertiges Gerät. Besonders gut finde ich die Bezeichnungen an den Steckern (To MIDI IN - To MIDI OUT) damit gar nicht erst Verwirrung bei den Steckerverbindungen aufkommt. Danke CME Gut finde