MOTU MIDI TIMEPIECE AV GEARSLUTZ SERIAL

There is also the older MOTU MIDI Timepiece AV USB, which allows a serial connection with another unit. does anyone know if this solution has close to zero latency? I have a hard time believing this connection runs higher than 1x MIDI rate, but I could be wrong. There also seems to be the iConnectMIDI units, that lets you chain a bunch together over USB as well. However, they seem to be a bit overpriced for offering only 4 ports each (compared to the price of 8 on the MIDI Timepiece). I don't think they were quite designed for this in mind. Īnother interesting one I found, was the Alyseum AL-88c, which connects over Ethernet (and can be chained). It's very reasonably priced for a 8 I/O box, and seems to be able to do patching as well. However, the only reviews of it I can find on gearslutz, is that it has not so great PCMIDI performance. I can't seem to find anyone who has tried to chain 2+ of these on a network to use as a patchbay. Īnd the final 'solution' I found, was the MIDIbox Matrix project ( mb_matrix ). Pro Tools 11.3.0 realtime bounce timing issue?.Opponents of Free Music Want YouTube Reeled In - B.Setting up Hardware compressor and EQ on MIC channel.Equipment / Instrument Home Studio Insurance.Aurora GTC2 vs Tube Tech CL 2A vs ? - Go to for.If there's something I'm missing, please let me know :) Has ANYONE had any experience with the latency times in chaining any of these more modern units? Can any of these systems approach the 0 latency speeds of older 8x8 integrated patchbays? This one actually seems PERFECT, however, it isn't a commercial project.

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