The midi signals, so that I can sync 2 traktors on 2 different computers.
Computer A (master) sends midi signals via the usb to midi cable (midi out) to the midi interface (from the link) this converts the MIDI in to MIDI out. Then I connect computer B via the usb to midi cable (MIDI IN) to the midi out from the midi interface.
I think I remember someone mentioning a while ago that you could do that with just a LAN cable from one computer to the other, but I’m not sure what program you need.
I’ve got 2 hercules RMX and 1 hercules MK2, both without MIDI in’s and outs…
I know that the audiodj 2 has midi in’s and outh, but it cost some money and I already got 3 soundscards… (2 rmx, 1 mk2), so I just need something to sync the midi signals…
Fullenglishpint:
I’ve tried some programs to sync via lan and wifi and none of them gave a satisfying result. The best result I had was constant fluctuating, when I sended 130 bpm to my second computer I showed results from 126-134 BPM…
Well my hercules RMX/MK2 dont have a midi in/out connection… Thats why I think its possible with an usb to midi cable, connect that to an interface that has an midi in/out connection and connect that with an usb to midi cable to the second computer.
I need a midi interface with midi in/out ports because I can’t connect to the usb to midi cables directly because all midi cables are male connections?
Yes you are right, the MIDI INTERFACE is connected to an USB port just for power…
The problem is that I don’t own the cables nor the interface yet… I am thinking of buying the cables and the interface… So you give it a chance to succeed?
So I still need an interface and 2 cables? The cost of an usbmidi cable is around 7$ or 5 euros… So combined with the interface I posted the link of, I could have a setup of around 50 euros…
update>
so i bought this cable of ebay and I’m glad to report it works great me and my buddy have been using it to sync our traktors and we’ve actually played out with it with no problems!
he already had a sound card but no midi this is a cheap solution if one of the two doesn’t have a midi device or you could also buy some midi couplers and just connect both cables together so for around $20 you can get two traktors synced.