A lot of newer devices nowadays have a 3.5mm jack for MIDI-Out. Unfortunately – unlike the regular DIN5 plugs – there is no standard in this type of MIDI-Out. You could say there is a polarity issue. One manufacturer uses polarity A, the other uses B.
Whatever TRS MIDI Output you may have on your device; With the RK-TRS-X (and a standard minijack-audio cable) you can convert any TRS-MIDI to DIN5 MIDI.
For more info on MIDI Type A/B please check out - https://minimidi.world/
Please note, these are priced individually, the produce image shows two in use.
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A lot of newer devices nowadays have a 3.5mm jack for MIDI-Out. Unfortunately – unlike the regular DIN5 plugs – there is no standard in this type of MIDI-Out. You could say there is a polarity issue. One manufacturer uses polarity A, the other uses B.
Whatever TRS MIDI Output you may have on your device; With the RK-TRS-X (and a standard minijack-audio cable) you can convert any TRS-MIDI to DIN5 MIDI.
For more info on MIDI Type A/B please check out - https://minimidi.world/
Please note, these are priced individually, the produce image shows two in use.
