CAMOLA USB Host MIDI Interface1-in and 1-out, Advanced MIDI Host Box High Speed USB to MIDI Converter, standard MIDI 16 channels

Addendum: this DOREMIDI host device arrived after 3 working days, and it works PERFECTLY, exactly as advertised (and using either 5-Din MIDI cables OR wireless MIDI adaptors!). My M-Audio KeyRig 49 USB keyboard is very old but still works perfectly with my ipad. Importantly, IT WAS NOT RECOGNIZED AT ALL by the CME Inc.,. H2MIDI Pro HOST device despite their claim of full FUNCTIONALITY with ALL USB keyboards. I had purchased the H2MIDI Pro DEVICE from Amazon, firmware updated it, and had to return it after trying everything in the book to make it functional, without unsuccess! I had initially given the Doremidi host device a 3/5 rating because the seller had not responded after three days to my advance on-line query about its functionality with my M-Audio keyboard. However the seller apologized didvrespond and profusely apologized about the response delay (he had been sick). He assured me in writing that the Doremidi product would indeed work to connect my M-Audio USB keyboard to my YAMAHA Mu-80 5-din MIDI sound module….AND HE WAS ABSOLUTELY CORRECT!!My USB Keyboard can now play hundreds of voices instantly. It can even provide MIDI wirelessly to my ipad if desired by plugging a wireless MIDI OUT adaptor into the MIDI OUT port of the DOREMIDI Host advice….reducing stage clutter, or even removing the need to use my ipad on stage at all. This little device is all metal, has three modes, can be firmware updated if desired, comes with its own USB charging cord AND a USB A connection cable, and uses high speed MIDI 2.0 . This is the real deal folks!!

I’m a songwriter/composer under performance rights organization, BMI, Inc. I’m also a self administered publisher under The Mechanical Licensing Collective (The MLC). I write and record commercially licensed music, under four music libraries. And at times, I write songs for retail sale.Positive things to know:Like many of you out there, I have a larger MIDI keyboard controller that has a cable that goes from the keyboard controller as USB type B male to USB type A male to my computer using recording software (DAW). I wanted to be able to use this MIDI controller keyboard externally in real time, for my other hardware synthesizer and modules... All of them that have MIDI 5 pin din ports on them and this MIDI host box works great!The box is made of out metal which is also a plus, to me.. It seems to be a quality build.Other things to know:It does NOT come with a 5v USB power adapter. You need the kind that like charges a android phone. There is a USB cable that DOES come with this MIDI Host box, it is USB type B male (to the MIDI host) to USB type A male (to the usb 5v power adapter that you need to buy if you don't have one}. The cable is rather on the short side, so I used that cable for my keyboard and then another LONGER cable again USB B male to USB A male for the power adapter. Seeing how the power adapter is going to be on the ground for most people, I suggest getting a 10 ft cable, or maybe 15 ft? Also remember to buy some extra 5 pin din MIDI cables, you'll also want 10 ft (or long ones) as there is a midi out on the MIDI host for chaining.I'm very happy so far with this - MrTom

Works like a charm!

I bought this so I could use my Yamaha YDP103 to connect to a Korg Minilogue XD as I didn't like the smaller keyboard. The only downside is this uses USB for power as well, came with a cord, but I had to go hunting for a USB to POwer adapter so I could power it. Otherwise, was pretty straight forward, USB In from Piano (had to get cable for that) and then MIDI Out to the Korg. Worked immediately.

For those who don't know: A midi usb host takes the place of your computer, so that some equipment (which expects software on a computer to tell it what to do) can now be controlled using standard, proper, midi controller.I have this mounted in the back of a katana 100w gen3 combo amp. It's connected to the amp's usb. Allows me to use a behringer fcb1010 to throw program and control changes to the katana. What this means is that i don't have to use my boss foot controller (two banks of 4 patches); i can call any of the 8 katana presets using a single bank, plus i can use control change (CC) to do things like turn effects on/off, adjust amount or volume, use the wah pedal.This is kindof a big deal imo. The katana is a limited amp but being able to use a proper controller (vs boss's proprietary footswitch) helps ALOT.

I thought I'd have to get a new keyboard, since it didn't have MIDI out. I was looking at it as an excuse to buy a Kawai ES110. Or I was looking at how to make one of these from a MIDI In/Out USB adapter and a Raspberry Pi Zero (Possible, but a little finicky and DIY).Luckily, someone made one of those off the shelf! It takes USB in, it gives you your MIDI ports. Simple as that, and rock solid, haven't had it drop a note or act weirdly in several hours of playing. And now I have a full sized keyboard for my synths! Beautiful.Great product. I'll gladly spend this much to not have to deal with the pain of DIYing a box myself.

This is an amazing product, at the fraction of the price it's competitor. If you are looking for a MIDI host to work with Boss and ROLAND PRODUCTS, this unit transfers USB to MIDI with no effort.

I tried to use this thing to drive an access virus synth module with: 1) a usb guitar synth controller, which actually worked for a little while; and 2) with a usb keyboard controller, which never worked. Support? Forget about it. Manual? Nah. Info from whatever indifferent company made this POS is hard to come by and pretty much inscrutable when found. I quickly determined that fruitless effort wasn’t with a minute more of my time. So instead I gleefully destroyed the bricked thing with a framing hammer, ordered a keyboard controller with proper 5-pin midi connections, then wrote this abusive review. And now I feel a little better.