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VicTsing USB IN-OUT MIDI Cable Converter PC to Music Keyboard Adapter Cord

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Connector Type	Usb
Cable Type	USB
Compatible Devices	Personal Computer
Brand	VicTsing

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Easy to turn your PC into a music studio. Start by connecting an electronic musical instrument to your computer with the provided USB MIDI cable. Within minutes you'll be able to play songs while they are being recorded on your PC. With appropriate software, you can overdub additional instruments, then edit, mix and even print sheet music of your final compositions.
Built-in Driver. No extra driver installation required. 1 in and 1 out Midi Interface.
16 MIDI input channels and 16 MIDI output channels. Fast and stable MIDI data transmission.
Intelligent LED Indicators. LED light indicates power, MIDI in signal and MIDI out signal. USB powered; requires no external power.
Wide Compatibility. Work with Windows XP/Vista/7/8.1/10 and Mac OS. (Not for Yamaha); Cable length: 2.0m (6ft).

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Product description

USB IN-OUT MIDI Cable Converter PC to Music Keyboard Adapter Cord

Description:

Instructions for Use:
1. Connect the cable marked "IN" to the MIDI "OUT" socket of a MIDI keyboard (or MIDI device)
2. Connect the cable marked "OUT" to the MIDI "IN" socket of a MIDI keyboard (or MIDI device)
3. Plug the USB cable into any free USB socket on your computer, the red LED will light up to show it is powering on.
4. Open your music software program, e.g. Cubase, Sonar, MIDI Connections, etc.
5. Set the music programs MIDI in and MIDI Out devices to "USB Audio Device"
6. Your USB to MIDI interface is ready for use now.
7. To save potential problems, it is recommended that this interface is always connected to the same USB as it was originally installed on to prevent multiple installations of the driver.

Note:
Please kindly note that the item cannot be used for Yamaha device.

Specification:
Cable Length: 2m

Package Included:
1×USB to MIDI Cable

Product information

Item Weight

2.39 ounces

Product Dimensions

1.97 x 1.97 x 2.36 inches

ASIN

B00ACGMOA6

Item model number

1-VS-C3

Customer Reviews

1,260 ratings

3.9 out of 5 stars

Best Sellers Rank

#8,156 in Musical Instruments (See Top 100 in Musical Instruments)
#41 in MIDI Cables

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer

No

Date First Available

November 24, 2012

Compatible Devices

Personal Computer

Connector Type

Usb

Hardware Interface

USB

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Works great and seamlessly on Mac

Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2016

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Works like a charm–plug and play–on my MacBook Pro with Garage Band and Logic. I connected my 2001 Korg Triton with no problem. No software needed. Cable is a practical length at about 6 feet.

As many people are confused by the "In" and "Out" labels, keep in mind this refers to the flow of data. "Out" on your keyboard goes to "In" on the cable into your computer. "Out" coming from the computer thru the cable goes "In" to the keyboard. Midi communicates 2-way, so it isn't a lable that you match up, like left and right or mic vs headphones jack.

13 people found this helpful

Powered up but didn't send/receive data even with correct connections

Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2019

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The unit powered on and was detected as a MIDI device on the computer, but it would neither send nor receive data to/from external MIDI devices. This was NOT due to simply mixing up the in/out ports. I am very familiar with the standard of connecting the output line of a MIDI controller to the input port of the MIDI interface to send to the computer, and connecting the output port of the interface to the input of a MIDI synthesizer to send messages the other way. No data was sent/received with that configuration, which is the correct one. Just to rule out all possible causes of the issue, I even the incorrect pairing of in-in out-out to see if the lines were mislabeled on the device, but it made no difference. I tested Windows 10 and OS X High Sierra with several MIDI devices that were Alesis/Korg/Sonuus - none were Yamaha and all have worked with other generic MIDI interfaces I have. Additionally, sending messages from software on the computer failed to cause any response from the outgoing message light on the device, so I have to conclude that it is defective. I know this kind of DOA or nearly-DOA situation is a risk with cheap MIDI interfaces, but I had luck with a couple generic cheap ones in the past with the same equipment and thought I'd try again, since they are extremely convenient when they do work. I guess you can't be lucky every time though.

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Its a gamble, better hope you are lucky

Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2015

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I was really looking forward to making some intro music with a YAMAHA E313 keyboard paired with Adobe audition and Audacity. I bought this product to use the MIDI output with my Windows 7 desktop. I read all of the previous reviews and saw that there was some quality control issues with this product. I just thought "well what are the odds?", unfortunately I received a DOA product. Yes, I did try swapping around the MIDI inputs and outputs on the keyboard. Upon plugging in the adapter I was met with a failed driver install message and when I plugged it into my keyboard the red light was solid and the yellow light flickered for some reason. I tried going online to see if there were drivers available for manual install because I though it might just be a software issue, unfortunately there are none. Overall I am disappointed with my purchase.

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Works great even on Windows 10

Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2015

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I just got this to replace my super old Edirol UM-1S. The reason for me to replace it was because after moving to Windows 10, my Edirol stopped working. Roland discontinued the product and the last supported OS version for it was Windows 8.1. That said, I was looking for a cable that worked on Windows 10. I got this yesterday and I just plugged it in to my Surface Pro 3 running Windows 10 TH2, and it just worked. I hooked it up with Synthesia and my super old Korg Triton Studio and it just worked. So happy now.

There's a bit of confusion out there since the cables are labeled OUT/IN and you are supposed to connect the OUT cable to your IN on your keyboard and vice versa. Before all this USB thing on musical instruments, you actually had to connect the OUT from one device into the IN of another, and I think that's what the mentality is. My old Edirol actually had ports labeled IN and OUT so I did had to connect the OUT on my keyboard to the IN on the adapter, so in their minds, it's as if the cable that says OUT is would be the OUT port on the device you are connecting to so it should go into the IN on your device. Besides that, it even says it on the little instructions sheet that comes with the cable so RTFM :)

4 people found this helpful

Works strangely well

Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2017

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Bizarrely, this works perfectly. My son decided he wanted a keyboard for some MIDI stuff, for whatever reason. I still had a Casio keyboard from the early '90's with a MIDI port, but since sound cards haven't had MIDI ports for years (or computers having discrete sound cards, even), I wasn't very confident that this was an achievable goal. I saw this USB bridge and figured it was cheap enough to give a try, and it Just Works (tm). Plugged it in to a Windows 10 machine, attached it to the keyboard, and that was it. It's a little short, but that's not a reasonable criticism.

Just pay attention to which plugs to into which MIDI socket. "Out" from the device is "In" the computer; don't match the words, MIDI is a daisy-chain protocol.

3 people found this helpful

Might work well for controlling digital audio from a midi keyboard.

Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2019

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I purchaced one of these in 2016. That one still works today. It does well with both input and output. It even handles sysex transfers. I had now (2019) decided to buy a couple more. I wanted to control a couple of E-MU sound moduels. I could get them to send midi data to the PC, but not from the PC to my Sound Modules. I contacted the seller, who said they would pass the information along to the manufacturer. They also offered to replace the product or refund me my cost.

So this midi/usb converter has been though hardware revision changes since I bought one in 2016. So if the issues are worked out, they should be as good as the one I bought back then. The faulty one I had recieved would probably work just fine, if you were only using them to connect a midi keyboard to a PC; for control of digital audio. I would have likely never know there was an issue with them, had I not needed to send midi data from a PC to a midi instrument.

One of the two devices "From the 2019 purchase" would occasionally send a key I did not play. But it did not happen very often. I used these on both Linux and Windows (not Windows 10, since I don't own it).

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Gary

Four Stars

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 22, 2018

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good

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Two Stars

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 27, 2018

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Excellant does what it needed to do.

Jim MacKinnon

depending on your operating system and desired applications I assume the experience may vary but for my needs it works just fine

Reviewed in Canada on September 2, 2016

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Meets my needs without bulky hassle, depending on your operating system and desired applications I assume the experience may vary but for my needs it works just fine as an easy interface connector with ( win 7 , fl studio, adobe audition with various vst ) ,mind you I'm just an armature but I like it. I can tuck it in my laptop bag with ease for when I want it.

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Dan

Cheap, easy plug and play, works great!

Reviewed in Canada on April 6, 2017

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Works perfectly with my Casio digital piano. I connected it to my tablet (Samsung Note Pro 12.1) and tried it out with the FlowKey app. It worked right away with absolutely no setup issues whatsoever. It is a lot nicer to have the piano sound piped directly into the tablet instead of relying on the microphone to pick up the sounds. I haven't used it extensively yet but for the price I am completely satisfied. Would buy again.

Jeff

Good once you switch the cables around.

Reviewed in Canada on July 21, 2017

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It really should be noted on this product that the IN and OUT cables need to be reversed. I fought with it forever and finally read some reviews to figure this out. Once I switched the cables it worked fine. I connected to my android tablet with the help of this:

https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B00LN3LQKQ/ref=od_aui_detailpages01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Connected to my tablet and now works great with apps like Synthesia.

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