you're totally right. i feel ridiculous. sometimes us geeks get obsessed with
trying to make something work by any means possible, instead of just doing
the easy thing.
a lot fo that time would be better spent trying to make better music.
thanks!
--- In xl7@yahoogroups.com, erik_magrini@B... wrote:
> Might be easier to just fork over the $30 for a Windows based MIDIMan 1x1.
> If there was an adaptor for what you want (and I'm still not sure what
> you're asking), it would probably cost this much anyway. ;)
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> wildstar_1701 <justinsamaha@y...>
> 04/06/2004 10:38 AM
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> Subject: [xl7] MIDI Man Mac interface to PC?
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> i've got a 1/1 MIDIMAN interface for Mac, with an 8-pin miniDIN
> serial output.
> i'm wondering if it's possible to get an adapter that allow me to
> hook it up to
> my PC laptop. and if i can hook it up, will it even work? that is,
> will the PC
> recognize the interface and will the interface talk to the laptop?
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> the laptop is running XP, and has standard serial and parallel ports
> on the
> back, as well as a USB port.
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> if anyone has any knowledge about this kind of juryrigging, i'd love
> to hear
> about it. thanks!
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