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CME MIDI Thru5 WC

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CME MIDI Thru5 WC
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Does what it needs to do for low price
Emlyn KH 08.01.2024
Using this to send one output of a Midiface 4x4 USB device to five mono-timbral MIDI synths (mix of old and new including DX7, Model D, Electribe EMX). No issues or lag as far as I can hear.

Powered by a standard iPhone charging plug (not included) via a small USB cable (which is included). Unit is as small as it can be and very light, but feels rugged enough to gig with.

**Edit a few months on: I'm having trouble with a few synths to the point of uselessness. Korg Monotribe, Behringer Model D and Sonicwear Texture Lab all exhibit stuck notes when connected to this MIDI Distributer, the Pro800 in particular also having missing and/or late notes. This happens when single or multiple synths are connected with a range of DAWs (Logic, Studio One, Reaper on Mac and PC).

On the other hand, I've used other synths with no problems (Korg Electribe MX, Yamaha TX81Z, RX17, Behringer RD6 & TD3, Nord Micromodular). In other words, YMMV.
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neuronist 13.01.2024
If you have a ton of synths you know the problem. Works really well for a good price
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Does what its meant to do, perfect
kmace1490 10.07.2024
Need to split mid 5 ways? Here ya go. Bonus points for being USB C powered. Solid little piece, light too.
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Does what it should
yukjyukj 29.11.2024
Had 4 devices daisy-chaining MIDI. Now I don't! That's huge and feels great (for some reason). Also makes swapping MIDI sources a breeze.
USB-C as power source is a plus. Can be expanded with BT midi. Don't use, but I guess it's nice to have the possibility.
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