Can this be used to control MIDI for a Korg Volca from a USB-only MIDI controller (like the Korg MicroKey, which has no MIDI plug).
1994984
This does have USB but not USB hosting. Meaning you connect iConnectMIDI2+ to iOS, Mac, or PC via USB but you can not connect USB MIDI peripherals directly into iConnectMIDI2+. You have to route them through a computer first then to the iConnectMIDI2+. You would need it's bigger brother. iConnectMIDI4+ if you would like to plug USB controllers directly in without use of a Computer.
1907301
It is a USB midi controller with built in sound.. Yes you can with the right software.. PS.. As a previous owner of the controller , I would not recommend buying this as it only works with certain software and the support is terrible. Choose a Numark controller which is the same price, better built and works with most software....
1712811
Almost certainly. It's a simple USB MIDI controller, with no drivers or anything like that. It plugs into your computer and will behave as a MIDI input device. Any MIDI-compliant software can receive its data.
740131
I know you can get the editor and librarian here: http://www.korg.com/us/products/controllers/padkontrol/ . On Mac at least plugs right in Core Midi and you're on your way. Hope that helps!
227124
No, there is not a good, smart or inexpensive way to convert USB "output" to MIDI. You should find a product that comes with a conventional MIDI out port such as Alesis Q49.
319308
Yes you can. Both actually. If it connects via midi you can hook it right into the maschine. If it connects via USB then just plug it into your computer and the software will pick it up. Just go to audio and midi settings and make sure your keyboards input is turned on.
1708999
No, I don't think so, unless you have an old school microphone that pre-dates usb and is really awesome. I use mine for my electribe er 1, so you may technically be able to attach a microphone threw the line in on an electribe, but this wouldn't affect the midi connection anyway. So no.
1667391
It isn't necessary. It gets its power from the usb, which is plugged into a computer. It is possible to buy a universal adapter if you want it to stand alone, but I can't conceive why you would. It is a midi controller, not a piano.
1014802
No. This is just a controller. You must have a slave sounds module or a computer with some sort of keyboard software. I just us mine as a controller using midi cables to interface with other keyboards with sounds modules like Roland VR09 or Korg Triton. I also use mine to recorded midi parts into a software sequencer. My sequencer digital recording software is Cakewalk Sonar X2. So my answer is no.
1657872
I have not tried that. However, from what I understand, the USB port simply replicates the standard MIDI ports. MIDI channels are assigned via whatever app you are using. The CoreMIDI drivers within iOS should pick up the keyboard and treat it like any other MIDI input. Sorry the answer is not definitive. Whenever I get in front of my iS202 this evening, I will try it and check to see if your question has been answered.
773472
The MIDI controller will work. The included software runs on Windows and Mac.
1736060
Shortly after asking the question I found the answer. It wasn't the drivers, nor the operating system. The problem was that while the computer may have a whole lot of midi drivers on it if we use a lot of different midi devices, let's say we have 20; well the Korg nanoKontrol will only be recognized if it's one of the first 9 to be installed. Kind of like Justin Beeber at Disneyland....if he can't be at the front of the line, he won't go. BUT the fix for it is in this YouTube video. The guy shows all the steps to take: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9OfwDr8oYQ
453460
No, this is only a controller. You need to connect it to a computer with music/instrument software or a MIDI-compatible instrument (like a synthesizer).
319932
Ya, use with alesis, kaosscilator and yamaha djx...pretty much the same as midi to midi cables, auto detect under windows and linux. Midi data only...for command and control. Will NOT record audio. (That's not what they are for.)
1606997
its a midi controller, it should work with with any program that accepts midi in or midi out
1944840
Yes you can. You have to purchase the midi mapping connection wires for it though. It's right here on amazon as well. Also, you may have to take time and create your mapping a for it. I am not sure if there is a downloadable version. Hope this helps.
1915194
Yes. You can use this bad as a midi controller by sending many signals from midi out into the median in of the SR 18. Though, I believe the don't numbers sent by this device or fixed. This would mean that you would have to adjust the new numbers on the SR 18 to match the samples you want to trigger.