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Posted by: DarSwanSwede
« on: October 31, 2020, 11:48:22 pm »

 ;D One last note... i was just pondering the universe when It came to me...... I'm going to try a powered controller.... with a USB B to B cable...... hmmm maybe it will send over the midi and be a new fun thing for me.....idea?  :P
Posted by: DarSwanSwede
« on: October 31, 2020, 11:45:29 pm »

Hi Everybody..

As it was stated no you cannot connect the midi controller directly, but you can and can't.

Using the Arturia Software set the back sustain port as a Gate this will allow you to send Midi Note and CC data

Then connect them both to a computer. cell, or tablet via a (edit) POWERED USB 2.0 Hub and you can use it via iOS or Android with products like ZenBeats and GarageBand. I say this only if you have a USB hub... but yes there is always a way, OOOOOOORRRRRRR ( and this is my fav!!!) you can plug the controller directly into a Eurack midi Module ($29 used) running on a 9v adapter like I do... and stick that sucker anywhere and then its USB to MIDI to CV and Nirvana!!!

Heres what I use... and yes I used it in a small wood mount and a 9v adapter. Now I upgraded to a TipTop happing Ending frame and its nicer
[url]https://reverb.com/item/36099909-mutable-instruments-cvpal-midi-to-cv-interface[url] this way you can do it without the need for a computer... Your almost there... dont stop now... so close!!!  hmmm theve gone up a lil... lots of demand these days lol
Posted by: SuNo
« on: August 07, 2020, 09:42:39 pm »

Thanks. It is indeed a Minibrute 2S.

SuNo
Posted by: psienide
« on: August 06, 2020, 11:06:52 pm »

No - you can't do this without a midi host when using USB.

Also, I cant tell whether you're talking about the Minibrute, because you posted this question in the minibrute forum, the minibrute2s, because you mistakenly referred to it as a microbrute2s, or a microbrute, because you also referred to it as that. Either way, I dont think you can use a USB midi controller to the USB ports on any of the hardware instruments without an intermediate device.
Posted by: SuNo
« on: August 06, 2020, 10:07:51 pm »

Is there anyone who could reply with a (documented) yes or no ?
Posted by: SuNo
« on: August 04, 2020, 10:05:19 am »

Addendum: when I write 'directly', I mean without connecting anything to a computer+software. I tried using a USB hub + a USB-midi connector - would it work?

As the profile indicates, I am a "newbie" so any help or advice is appreciated.

Thanks

Quote from: SuNo on August 02, 2020, 12:11:05 pm

So... I own a brand new MicroBrute 2S and a Minilab MKII. The Minilab does not have a Midi out, only a USB type B out. So I am wondering whether there is a way to connect >directly< the Minilab to the MicroBrute, e.g., using the USB type B out of the Minilab to connect (through an adapter) to the USB type B of the Microbrute, or to the Midi in. I am not sure of what is feasible.

Thanks in advance

SuNo
Posted by: SuNo
« on: August 02, 2020, 12:11:05 pm »


So... I own a brand new MicroBrute 2S and a Minilab MKII. The Minilab does not have a Midi out, only a USB type B out. So I am wondering whether there is a way to connect >directly< the Minilab to the MicroBrute, e.g., using the USB type B out of the Minilab to connect (through an adapter) to the USB type B of the Microbrute, or to the Midi in. I am not sure of what is feasible.

Thanks in advance

SuNo
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